Yes, that helps a lot. A great outline of the principles.So, is...

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    Yes, that helps a lot. A great outline of the principles.

    So, is it safe to say that if we have a discrepancy in price between 2 commodities relative to their price history, AND there is no long term fundamental shift for that price change, there is a strong probability that the history of relative price will reassert itself?

    John, I usually have a 1 to 1 win loss ratio in my trading of stocks.
    What do you find your win to loss ratio is with spreads?

    Does Hot Copper discuss these spread opportunities or are they best found by doing your own research?

    What is your capital allocation to a trade in % terms?

    Do you always use ETFs? (I use ETFs also)

    I do not have long term data of commodity prices. Who would you recommend?

    Apologies if I have asked too many questions!

    Thanks for your help.
 
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