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This chart shows how this spread looks when plotted
3 dimensionally. Please be aware this is a
"Projected what if ....?" chart and may not reflect
actual results. This current example is only here as an example of what can be
done and was not checked for accuracy. We will be working on this series in the
weeks ahead. We will be making charts for brokers and traders who request them as time permits. We
need to know the future , its projected direction and amount of change. All we
need for the options is to tell us which contract to use. We will then show a
chart they we believe shows where the profit and loss is in the options.
How we construct these charts is determined by the following criteria:
1. What commodity (s) are we studying?
2. What contract strategy do we want to use?
3. In what direction is the future projected to move?
4. How much is the future expected to move?
5. We will make our own estimate about option premiums and build a chart!
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By Tom B
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This site relates to option trading of commodity options and futures with strategies that buy or sell
puts and calls either long or short for profit on treasury bonds and notes, Dow Jones Index, soybean products, corn, wheat, oats, rough rice and T-Bond
options on the CBT, Chicago Board of Trade through "floor
traders". We are also doing 6 currencies from the CME, the Chicago
Mercantile Exchange, the Japanese Yen, British
Pound, Swiss Franc, the Euro FX (ECU) and the Australian and Canadian dollars.
We also do 5 agriculture products, the S&P 500, NASDAQ 100 and Eurodollars
related to European and Economic Monetary Union (EMU) interest rates. Commodities are a high risk speculative hedging investment
and traders should use brokers for trading contracts who keep
their funds and money in accounts with high rates. This site provides free commentary, and technical analysis on commodity futures
and option premiums by OSCC from our futures charts and option charts for
use by traders.
This site no longer provides free quotes, although we do provide a free commodity ticker.