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The book I first read when I started spread trading was "The Complete Guide to Spread Trading" by Keith Schap. I found it to be quite good. Unfortunately, it is out of print! On Amazon, sellers are trying to flog it for ridiculous prices.
I guess, if you can find it 2nd hand for a reasonable price then you're in luck. Just something to be on the lookout for.
I have my personal blog about trading calendar spreads: futurespreads.blogspot.com & I'll start a thread here in a few days duplicating posts from my blog.
I've always been a bit gunshy about "seasonals" ever since the WSJ published an expose on the dismal record that Jake Bernstein's book on seasonals showed. This was a long time ago. Seems too easy and obvious to me.
I got email from SeasonAlgo (analytical software for futures spread traders) and they provide full free access for 1month - they celebrate 1st anniversary. Use this link, sign up or sign in and then you will get automaticly full access.
Experienced commodity trader (30 years) looking to collaborate with objective of incorporating spread strategies into alogrythims. Please pm if interested. thanks.
