Emini Futures

Emini futures are simply a smaller version of the standard futures contract. The "E" comes from the fact that these futures can only be traded electronically. As with any form of trading, emini trading systems can go a long way in making the most of your investment dollar. Typically, eminis are a more popular focus for smaller investors, especially since they're electronically accessible.

Sample E-mini Seminars:

Technical Side of Trading E-mini Stock Index Futures
explores some of the different ways one can technically trade E-mini futures, using specific trading days from the past to illustrate some of the more commonly used technical indicators.

Spreading and Hedging Strategies
explains how the versatility of E-mini Futures  goes far beyond speculating on the upside or downside.  Professionals will often use these remarkable contracts for spreading and hedging purposes. Presented by the CME®’s Dave Lerman, it outlines some of the strategies that professionals use when trading in CME's E-mini complex.

Full List Of Current Emini Futures Online Seminars

Emini Futures - Nasdaq
The CME has been trading an e-mini version of its Nasdaq 100 stock index futures contracts since February of 1999. Just like the Dow and SP futures contracts, the Nasdaq futures contracts are tied to the Nasdaq stock index. Emini Nasdaq 100 futures, a smaller, cheaper, and electronically traded version of the contract, are one-fifth the regular Nasdaq 100 futures contract. The overwhelming success of the CME's SP futures eminis directly contributed to the decision to offer the Nasdaq emini futures. While E-mini trading has become increasingly popular and eminis are highly accessible, let the professional and experience futures trading brokers at Alaron provide you with quality and informative advice before jumping into any trading system.