FTD insures the first default name,the spread should be smaller than one covering all four stocks. Think about it in this way, if there are two banks, one issuing FTD underlying three names,another bank issues three CDS with the same underlyings. When the first default occurs, two banks has to pay the same amount of money. When the second occurs bank one is free of any obligation because of the feature of FTD, but bank two has its obiligation because the CDS is written individually on each name. So FTD gives less "credit insurance" to policy holder, it only cover the first default. That's why FTD spread is less than the sum of all underlying CDS. 
In the extreme case when all underlyings of the FTD have perfect correlations with each other (one defaults then all default) then buying one CDS is equivalent to buying FTD, so the price or the spread of FTD should be the lowest no matter how many names it covers (it costs less becasue it insures less randomness). On the other side of the spectrum where there is no correlations among all underlyings, in this case FTD will costs you a lot (it insures more randomness). But the spread of FTD will never exceed the sum of all CDS spread as I explained in the beginning. In your case the theoretical spread of FTD will be in the range of (200,420), how expensive FTD is depends on correlations, less correlation less cost. In today's financial crisis when correlations go up, CDS spead rockets while FTD climb up as well but relatively slower than amount of  aggregation. You will see the spread for the most risky name is much more approaching the spread for its FTD. 
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