In general, spread trading in futures involves holding long and short positions in different, yet similar contracts. For example, a spread would consist of being long the DOW e-mini contract and short the S&P 500 e-mini contract. These contracts are similar as all the components of the DOW are in the S&P 500. When you are long a contract you have bought it. When you are short a contract you have sold it. Again, you would have bought one DOW contract and sold one S&P 500 contract in this example.

Using Spread Trading to Never Lose
When properly put to use, our unique method of spread trading can create profits whether the market goes up or down. To do this, it is essential to recognize two things: what contracts to trade and what ratios to trade them in. When you have done this correctly, you can experience continuous profit opportunities regardless of market direction.

In our e-book Trading Futures: Only One Way To Win, we have made available our modified spread trading strategy. Securely Trading A Revolving Spread (STARS) is your key to success. This modified spread trading system has been proven to never generate a losing trade when traded properly. We have been using the system for the past five years and for the first time we have made the system available to the general public.

When traded in the correct ratios, closely related contracts will move in predictable oscillations. These price oscillations are what allow you to make unending profits without regard to market direction. In our book we highlight and explain the correct ratios and contracts that will create a secure spread. We offer a 90 day money back guarantee to allow you to test the STARS system risk free. If after 90 days you are not satisfied, simply send us a summary of your trades and request your money back. With the STARS system, you can harness the power and profitability of the futures market.