What You’ll Discover in Todd Mitchell Learning How to Successfully Trade the E-mini & S&P 500 Markets
Todd Mitchell – Learning How to Successfully Trade the E-mini & S&P 500 Markets
E-Mini S&PAbbreviated: to “E-mini” (despite the Existence of many other) and designated by the The symbol for the commodity ticker ESIt is also known as aOn thes The A contract is worth 50 times. the The value theStock index. On September 15, 2015, the S&P 500 Cash index closed at 1,978.09 making each E-mini contract a $98,900 bet.
It was created by the on September 9, 1997, after the The value the Existing S&Contract amp;P (then valued @ 500 Times the Index, or more than $500At,000 the Time) became too large to be used by many small traders. The E-Mini quickly became the Most popular equity index futures contract the world. Original (“big”) S&Following that, the amp;P contract split 2:2. to 250 times the index. Trading is often preferred by hedge funds the E-Mini over the big S&Since 1995, amp;P the older (“big”() Contract still used the Pit trading is a method of trading, which has inherent delays. the All-Electronic System for the E-mini. The average daily implied volume is currently at the E-Mini is more than $100 Billion, which is quite extraordinary the Total combined traded dollar volume the The underlying 500 stocks.
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The following are some examples the This product is a success. the Exchange introduced the E-mini NASDAQ-100 contracts at one fifth the OriginalIndex-based contracts, and many others “mini” Products geared more towards small speculators than others to Large hedgers
In June 2005 the Exchange introduced a smaller product that was based on the S&Add;P the 100 shares are the underlying asset the Highly-Popular. However, due to the Different regulatory requirements apply. the The cost of a contract like this is nearly as much as the cost of a car. the five times larger E-Mini contract. This product was not popular and the volume of sales was rarely greater than 10 contracts per day.
The E-Mini-contract trades starting Sunday to Friday 5:00pm – 4:00pm Chicago Time/with a 15 minute trading halt from 3:15pm to 3:30pm CT. to 5:00pm there’s a daily maintenance period.
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