HI,
I am just starting to be introduced into trading spreads Bund Bobl for now but will be moving onto energy soon. I've only been doing it a couple of days and have only ever traded outrights before so this is a start of another learning curve for me.
But i am having difficulty getting the prices i want i was hoping some of you guys that have been around spreads could give me some advice because i havent been given much advice on getting into and out of spreads just pretty much told what i should be looking to do and told to teach myself.
For example say i want to buy the spread. I need to buy Bobl at 65 sell Bund at 53 (for example), now assume Bund only has 500 on the offer i can get them but Bobl has 2000 on the bid, i dont stand much chance of getting them before the Bund so chances are i'm left with a bund outright trade i dont want. This scenario is one of the few varieties of problems you face trying to get a spread on.
I was hoping i could get some advice trying to get into and out of a spread.
Many thanks
Tom
I am just starting to be introduced into trading spreads Bund Bobl for now but will be moving onto energy soon. I've only been doing it a couple of days and have only ever traded outrights before so this is a start of another learning curve for me.
But i am having difficulty getting the prices i want i was hoping some of you guys that have been around spreads could give me some advice because i havent been given much advice on getting into and out of spreads just pretty much told what i should be looking to do and told to teach myself.
For example say i want to buy the spread. I need to buy Bobl at 65 sell Bund at 53 (for example), now assume Bund only has 500 on the offer i can get them but Bobl has 2000 on the bid, i dont stand much chance of getting them before the Bund so chances are i'm left with a bund outright trade i dont want. This scenario is one of the few varieties of problems you face trying to get a spread on.
I was hoping i could get some advice trying to get into and out of a spread.
Many thanks
Tom