At one time, this type of spread was called a calendar spread because the position is based on different calendar months, such as buying July corn and selling December corn. Intermarket spreads, on the other hand, involve the simul-taneous purchase of a given delivery month of a futures contract on one exchange and the simultaneous sale of the same delivery month of the same futures contract on a different exchange. 5 year subscription to Working Money. Free book selection. Limited time offer.
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