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- Coondawg71 replied Feb 4, 2020
sorry, that was directed at Kwame.
- Coondawg71 replied Feb 4, 2020
The $50 level is where the current (front month CLH2020) minus the CLZ2020 (December) has gone flat. Part of the trade structure of hedge funds has hit a speed bump. Should the front month get cheaper than the December contract, its a more bearish ...
- Coondawg71 replied Jan 29, 2020
Commodity Spreads are where the serious amounts of money are being traded. Spread trades in general for that matter. One really good reference tool for studying the action of Spread Trading is spreadcharts.com url Click on the "go to the app" ...
- Coondawg71 replied Jan 29, 2020
Nice work on the post! It's safe to assume that the builds are the restocking of inventories while oil is "out of season". Referencing the Seasonality of the Crude vs Nat Gas relationship. Crude tends to top off in the late spring (U.S.) to mid ...
- Coondawg71 replied Dec 11, 2019
Don't forget to calculate the broker spreads into your exits. On oil, during times of high volume/liquidity, its narrows down to about 4 cents above and below price quotes, which is the Midpoint price! Bake that into your entries as well and you'll ...
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