Traders buy contracts that are considered to be undervalued and sell contracts that are considered to be overvalued, and profit when the spread returns to equilibrium.
A trader buys a contract that is considered undervalued, sells a contract that is considered overvalued, and makes a profit when the spread returns to equilibrium.
Traders buy contracts that are considered undervalued, sell contracts that are considered overvalued, and make a profit when the spread returns to equilibrium.