Commodity Spread Trading The Correct Method Of Analysis

Your goal is to have a method that gives you a complete and clear picture of the situation of a commodity or spread? That's what you will learn reading "Commodity Spread Trading - The Correct Method of Analysis." "The Correct Method of Analysis" completes the path on Commodity Spread Trading; after the theory, the practice. In this second volume, you will see explained a very valid method of analysis of a commodity or spread. You cannot reduce the trading with the commodities to a standard strategy to always follow, in automatic, because the variables that can affect, for example, the crops or livestock are many. As it is wrong, to reduce the spread trading to the seasonal trades recommended by Moore Research, SeasonAlgo or SpreadCharts, to their entry and exit dates. Trading in commodities is more complex and requires more data to get the complete picture of the situation, to have the odds on your side. In "The Correct Method of Analysis", I show you a method of analysis in four steps which is the result of over 25 years of experience (even as a fund manager) in the financial markets, especially in commodities, and which led me in 2018 to collaborate with one of the most important European investment companies. But not only. I will demonstrate to you how, to consider only the spreads recommended by Moore Research, SeasonAlgo and SpreadCharts limits the spread trading a lot and precludes many other opportunities. In the examples, I tried to convey to you all my experience, by explaining important aspects that will improve your trading with commodities. What you will learn by reading "Commodity Spread Trading - The Correct Method of Analysis": - the study of seasonality; - fundamental analysis; - term structure analysis; - contango distribution; - how to trade the anomalies; - and other important aspects through several examples. You will see how I analyse a commodity or spread before opening a trade.

The most efficient and accurate method for analysing a spread. "Commodity Spread Trading - The Correct Method of Analysis" by David Carli Book printed full colour. Books and courses on spread trading all say the same things: choose a seasonality and compare the price with that of recent years, buy the spread when the RSI is oversold, follow a technical analysis pattern such as a 1-2-3 Ross low or a double bottom... Spread trading is very different from all this. You cannot reduce trading with commodities to a standard strategy you can always follow automatically, because there are many variables that can affect, for example, crops and livestock. This is because it is wrong to reduce spread trading to the seasonal trades recommended by Moore Research and SeasonAlgo, to their entry and exit dates. Trading with commodities is more complex and requires more data to get the complete picture of a given situation, in order to have the odds on your side. In "Commodity Spread Trading - The Correct Method of Analysis" I will show you a method of analysis using five steps; seasonality is only one of them. It is a method that does not involve the use of technical analysis and indicators, which are great tools if you want to throw your money away. I will demonstrate how considering only the spreads recommended by Moore Research and SeasonAlgo limits spread trading a lot and precludes many other opportunities. This method is the result of over 25 years of experience (even as a fund manager) in the financial markets, especially in commodities, and which led me in 2018 to collaborate with one of the most important European investment companies. What you will learn ding "Commodity Spread Trading - The Correct Method of Analysis": study of seasonality; fundamental analysis; term structure analysis; contango distribution; COT report analysis; how to trade anomalies and; other important aspects through several examples. Once you have mastered the five steps of this method, you will have all the information you need to make the right trading decisions. You will look at spread trading with different eyes. Scroll up and add "Commodity Spread Trading - The Correct Method of Analysis" now!

Do you want to know what the best seasonal spreads for 2021 are? "Commodity Spread Trading - The Best Seasonal Spreads for 2021" by David Carli Book printed in full colour. Seasonality for commodities is certainly an advantage which no other financial market possesses. However, we should nonetheless distinguish and separate, amongst the many seasonal windows, those that are backed by motivations that go beyond the price trend on a chart from those that are mere statistics. This is what I always attempt to do in my own trading with commodities. When I analyse and evaluate a spread, I, first of all, ask myself: why is this seasonality present every year? What is the reason behind it? It was not enough to simply be told by SeasonAlgo or Moore Research that a certain calendar spread on coffee had a bullish seasonality. I wanted to investigate and understand the reasons, if any, behind that seasonality. This led me to, over time, create a list of spreads which I consider valid, where the majority of seasonality is due to precise reasons. I have collected them in this book where you will find a list divided by commodity with all the spreads for 2021. Obviously, you do not have to consider this list as the holy grail, but rather you should always analyse each spread to 360 degrees, as I explained in my book "Commodity Spread Trading - The Correct Method of Analysis." You have to discover whether the current situation is ideal or not for seasonality to be confirmed, or conversely, to figure out that conditions are not sufficient. With "Commodity Spread Trading - The Best Seasonal Spreads for 2021" no subscription is necessary, which saves you a considerable amount of money. Use this book, with the free SpreadCharts app, and you will be fully equipped to trade commodity spreads in a professional and proficient manner. What are you waiting for? Scroll up and add "Commodity Spread Trading - The Best Seasonal Spreads for 2021" now!

New edition with the best seasonal spreads for 2024 and 2025. Expanded, improved and with seasonality explained so as to better understand the spreads in the lists and the dynamics affecting them. "Commodity Spread Trading - The Best Seasonal Spreads for 2024/25" by David Carli Book printed in full colour. Seasonality for commodities is certainly an advantage that no other financial market possesses. However, we should nonetheless distinguish and separate, amongst the many seasonal windows, those that are backed by motivations that go beyond the price trend on a chart from those that are mere statistics. This is what I always attempted to do in my trading with commodities. When I analysed and evaluated a spread, I, first of all, asked myself: why is this seasonality present every year? What is the reason behind it? It was not enough to simply be told by SeasonAlgo or Moore Research that a certain calendar spread on coffee had a bullish seasonality. I wanted to investigate and understand the reasons, if any, behind that seasonality. This led me to, over time, create a list of spreads that I consider valid, where the majority of seasonality is due to precise reasons. I have collected them in this book where you will find a list divided by commodity with all the spreads for 2024 and 2025. You do not have to consider this list as the holy grail, but rather you should always analyse each spread to 360 degrees, as I explained in my book "Commodity Spread Trading - The Correct Method of Analysis." You have to discover whether the current situation is ideal or not for seasonality to be confirmed, or conversely, to figure out that conditions are not sufficient. With "Commodity Spread Trading - The Best Seasonal Spreads for 2024/25" no subscription is necessary, which saves you a considerable amount of money. Use this book, with the free SpreadCharts app, and you will be fully equipped to trade commodity spreads professionally and proficiently. What are you waiting for? Scroll up and add "Commodity Spread Trading - The Best Seasonal Spreads for 2024/25" now!

This is the definitive and complete guide to spread trading in futures. Covers spread trading methods -- analyzing spreads and spread price action, as well as discovering and executing profitable spread trades. Brings together various methods, such as analyzing prices combined with analyzing historical data on commodity price trends. Offers information on the following topics: Why Spread Prices Change, Carrying Charges, Historical Comparison Analysis, Seasonal Analysis, Chart Analysis, The Trading Plan, Trading Techniques, Sources of Information. This is a completely revised, updated, and expanded version o: Smith's earlier book, Commodity Spreads.

A full scale trading method is taught. This Twin-Line Method has shown phenomenal profits both historically and in real-time.

Spread trading offers many advantages, especially for beginners: easy to trade, nice trends, lower risk, and lower margin requirements. • Easy to trade - this makes spread trading perfect, especially for beginners.• Low margin requirements - you can trade spreads even if you have a small account ($10,000).• Possible High return on margin -increase your profits, trading the same account size.• Low time requirements - perfect if you are a part-time trader or still pre-retirement and working• Lower risk - use spreads to reduce risk (stress) and become a more relaxed trader.• Myriads of profitable trends - spreads trend more often and longer than outright futures. You can stay in a trade for weeks without being whipsawed by the noise of day traders and scalpers.• Best use of your money - spreads are the most cost efficient kind of trading.• No live quotes or expensive real-time software needed - save hundreds of dollars and reduce your costs.This book is a FULL COLOR Book for the tutorial of Spread Trading for the Commodities markets. Spread trading is a little known facet of futures and commodities speculation and it is mainly done by professionals. Now with this affordable digital version it is available for the common trader. The book contains 13 "lessons" covering basic charting, markets and a tutorial on options/spread trading (NEW updated - implied spread pricing now included).