A micro futures contract is simply a smaller version of the same futures contract. For example, the Micro E-Mini S&P 500 contract is 1/10 the size of the classic E-Mini S&P 500. That means that the minimum fluctuation of 0.25 index points with one micro contract results in a $1.25 ...
Micro E-mini futures will be listed on the customary U.S. Equity Index futures cycle – there will be five concurrent futures that expire against the opening index value on the third Friday of March, June, September and December. The tick increments will follow their E-mini counterparts as ...
For example, with the S&P 500 at a price of 3000, the value of the futures contract is $15000, so an account size of $7500 could buy one contract at 2x leverage. To obtain leverage of no more than 2x with one contract of the regular E-mini at the same price would require an ...
Les paramètres sont ensuite enregistrés pour les utilisations futures. Il est recommandé d'utiliser le logiciel pour le réglage de ces paramètres si nécessaire. Reliez le Micro I au PC à l'aide du câble USB fourni. Lancez le logiciel et mettez le Micro I sous tension afin que...
"My experience in the futures business has shown me that too often traders become hooked on either pattern, price, or time in their analysis. They tend to weight their analysis one way without an equal balance. The most common mistakes are systems built around time to enter and price to ex...
getColumn returns an Future[Option[Column[Name, Value]]] where Name and Value are the type parameters of the ColumnFamily. If the row or column doesn't exist, None is returned. Explaining Futures is out of scope for this README, go the Finagle docs to learn more. But in essence you ...