would prefer to be an Idler by English rules. there will be no instructions on spreads, but it is advisable to observe, especially on stilettos.
well then iAidler ))
Ok - although I'm not good at futures and options theory yet, I'll try to speculate. As far as I know spot is usually different from futures. A lot of risk-free arbitrage strategies are based on that - you buy a futures and an asset at the same time. By expiration, the prices usually level off. But what does this give us? For example, the price of the euro is now trading higher by 1.1 fx. What does it mean? That we will be on top at expiration?
OK - although I'm not good at futures and options theory, I'll try to speculate. As far as I know spot is usually different from futures. A lot of risk-free arbitrage strategies are based on that - you buy a futures and an asset at the same time. By expiration, the prices usually level off. But what does this give us? For example, the price of the euro is now trading higher by 1.1 fx. What does it mean? That we will be up by expiration?
What are your theories? Patterns... You observe, remember, take advice. But trending is not interesting.
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would prefer to be an Idler by English rules. there will be no instructions on spreads, but it is advisable to observe, especially on stilettos.
would prefer to be an Idler by English rules. there will be no instructions on spreads, but it is advisable to observe, especially on stilettos.
Ok - although I'm not good at futures and options theory yet, I'll try to speculate. As far as I know spot is usually different from futures. A lot of risk-free arbitrage strategies are based on that - you buy a futures and an asset at the same time. By expiration, the prices usually level off. But what does this give us? For example, the price of the euro is now trading higher by 1.1 fx. What does it mean? That we will be on top at expiration?
Does anyone trade on small time frames? 15 minutes?
Well, then it's iAidler ))
OK - although I'm not good at futures and options theory, I'll try to speculate. As far as I know spot is usually different from futures. A lot of risk-free arbitrage strategies are based on that - you buy a futures and an asset at the same time. By expiration, the prices usually level off. But what does this give us? For example, the price of the euro is now trading higher by 1.1 fx. What does it mean? That we will be up by expiration?
I'm trading on heels.
on what strategies? what do you say in this graph
well then iAidler ))