QuoteDislikedNice with the right calculations you can setup a nice pair trade on it if you calculate the right lotsizes you will have a market neutral possition on it and will profit when the correlation goes in sync again. I also everlayed nzd i preffer that 1 better but not sure yet.
But i think it is a decent pair trade especially last scenario you pointed out if the es would crash. You can make a fast nice return on that trade.and the beauty is you dont have to guess direction. so picking tops or whatever you just trade the spread. By buying the underperformer and shorting the outperformer. The risk is taht they still bot can crash but the es would just go faster to catchup the broken correlation and that your profit the most beatifull scenario would be if they both trade together..
thanks for that input ingmar..........it is not something i really have much experience with but have started to think about it lately........i started out trading mini futures for oil and natural gas and have seen that strategy employed shorting oil and buying NG, but again i pretty much was always long or short one or the other but never both.
always a first time, right.
any thoughts on the Yen and CHF crossed against the US dollar?.........i am looking at it from the point of view that if the dollar starts to pick up yield (the rates for Treasuries start to rise) the Yen and Swiss can probably get hammered (also picking up a few articles lately about a unilateral devaluation of the Yen by the Japanese - the Swiss did it so never say never i guess)
i am wondering about the CAD too as it hasn't really moved one way or the other against the dollar especially as compared to the AUD and NZD, but the charts look like solid support under the recent lows.