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The essence of spread trading

There are a lot of variables and aspects that can affect the performance of a spread, it is unthinkable to limit ourselves to seasonality alone. Seasonality is something extra that we have when we trade a

David Carli

I am a macroeconomic and financial analyst with over 30 years' experience, including two years as a fund manager. I specialise in currencies and commodities, and I am the author of several successful books on trading, macroeconomics, and financial markets.

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  1. Dear Mr Carli. I ordered your book ‘Spread Trading’ from Amazon because you mentioned the relevance of expiration dates like ‘first notice’, ‘first delivery’. Most of the advisors react simply to certain patterns on a chart and I never ever found an advisor who gave attention to expiration dates. I assumed that it might be one of these ‘common secrets’: everybody know, nobody mentions. I’m looking forward to your book!
    Best regards from Zurich, Switzerland.

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    1. Hi Heinrich,

      thank you for ordering my book. No, no secrets, just experience. Futures between First Notice Day and Last Trading Day usually have particular movements.

      Have a good evening!
      David

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