JOINT PURCHASES ITG FUTURES - HOW TO TRADE FUTURES SPREADS

ITG FUTURES - HOW TO TRADE FUTURES SPREADS



If you ask any retail trader a simple question - "What type of trading or trading strategy do they use? - they would probably answer scalping, day trading, swing trading, trend following, or maybe options trading.

The vast majority of traders do not even know that insiders, managers, locals, and many successful traders do not use any one of the above strategies in their trading. Despite the phenomenal development of e-commerce over the past 15 years, the strategy of professionals remains a secret for the majority of non-professional market participants. What is this strategy, you ask? The answer is very simple: seasonal trading of futures spreads!

"Smart money", or big professional traders, have been trading seasonality for a very long time, and there is a good reason for it. To give you an idea, consider, for example, that the seasonal spread of Soybean between the old and the new crop has been profitable at 82% since 1970, with the highest profit of about $25,000 per contract in one year, and the seasonal spread for Soybean Oil was profitable at 90% of entrances over the past 15 years!



Description of the Futures Spreads Master Class

PART ONE - Introduction

In this lesson we will tell you about the main components that are included in the futures spreads trading, tell you what makes spreads attractive to traders, talk about margin requirements, and consider the types of spreads. You will also learn about the basic rule that should be used when choosing futures spread, we will talk in detail about the so-called "limited risk spreads", seasonality when trading spreads, and the "two days" rule. In the second half of the lesson, we will examine in detail the settings of the QST Charts terminal and you will learn how to properly use the section "spread charts", how to enter and exit positions, and how to manage risk.

PART TWO - 20 of the most popular and historically profitable strategies.

The second part of our training course will be divided into several lessons, during which we will examine in detail the following types of spreads for various commodity futures commodities:

Grain Spreads
→ Soybeans
→ Soybean Meal
→ Soybean Oil
→ Corn
→ Wheat
→ Oats

Meat Spreads
→ Live Cattle
→ Feeder Cattle
→ Lean Hogs

Softs Spreads
→ Orange juice
→ Sugar
→ Cocoa
→ Cotton

Metal Spreads
→ Silver
→ Gold
→ Copper