Make Money Trading Futures Eminis Ebook PDF

FUTURES
TRADING!
All About Futures & E-Mini Futures ~
what you need to know.
Larry Gaines, Founder
Copyright 2012 - Larry Gaines
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Table of Contents
Characteristics of Futures3
Overview of the main futures traded.6
What are Equity Index Futures..7
The Markets.9
Favorites to trade ~ E-Mini S&P & E-Mini
NASDAX 100~ Advantages..14
Future Market Advantages15
Futures Margin Rates.18
Contract Specifications.22
OCO ~ Futures Trading Execution27
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All About Futures ~ what you need to

know.
Characteristics of Futures
A futures contract is a type of derivative instrument, or
financial contract, in which two parties agree to transact a set
of financial instruments or physical commodities for future
delivery at a particular price. If you buy a futures contract, you
are basically agreeing to buy something that a seller has not yet
produced for a set price. But participating in the futures
market does not necessarily mean that you will be responsible
for receiving or delivering large inventories of physical
commodities - remember, buyers and sellers in the futures
market primarily enter into futures contracts to hedge risk or
speculate rather than to exchange physical goods (which is the
primary activity of the cash/spot market). That is why futures
are used as financial instruments by not only producers and
consumers but also speculators.
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The consensus in the investment world is that the futures

market is a major financial hub, providing an outlet for intense
competition among buyers and sellers and, more importantly,
providing a center to manage price risks. The futures market is
extremely liquid, risky and complex by nature, but it can be
understood if we break down how it functions.
In the futures market, margin has a definition distinct from its
definition in the stock market, where margin is the use of
borrowed money to purchase securities. In the futures market,
margin refers to the initial deposit of "good faith" made into an
account in order to enter into a futures contract. This margin is
referred to as good faith because it is this money that is used to
debit any day-to-day losses.
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When you open a futures contract, the futures exchange will

state a minimum amount of money that you must deposit into
your account. This original deposit of money is called the
initial margin. When your contract is liquidated, you will be
refunded the initial margin plus or minus any gains or losses
that occur over the span of the futures contract. In other
words, the amount in your margin account changes daily as the
market fluctuates in relation to your futures contract. The
minimum-level margin is determined by the futures exchange
and is usually 5% to 10% of the futures contract. These
predetermined initial margin amounts are continuously under
review: at times of high market volatility, initial margin
requirements can be raised.
The initial margin is the minimum amount required to enter
into a new futures contract, but the maintenance margin is the
lowest amount an account can reach before needing to be
replenished. For example, if your margin account drops to a
certain level because of a series of daily losses, brokers are
required to make a margin call and request that you make an
additional deposit into your account to bring the margin back
up to the initial amount.
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Overview of the main futures traded

There are many quality futures markets around the world.
Below are some but not all of the Futures markets that can
be traded using the PCFDTM. I would recommend the main
U.S. Equity Index markets to start with.
Figure 1
For active traders, the favorite and most popular futures

markets, however, are the Equity index futures. While they
all move in the same direction, there are differences in
them that allow traders to match these markets to their
personalities.
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What are the Equity Index Futures?

Equity index futures are designed to trade in relation to a
specific equity index which is comprised of a basket of
securities. These products allow traders to speculate and
hedge risk associated with these markets. Why Equity Index
Futures?
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The following is a unique combination of features that

offers retail and institutional traders fantastic opportunity:
Significant Tax Benefit

Advantages of Stocks & Mutual funds combined
Lower Margin costs
Low Commissions
Highly Liquid Investments
Huge Volume
Transparency
Near 24-Hour Trading (except for a 15 minute period for
settlement)
Hedging
Portfolio Diversification
Lower risk than stocks (reduced overnight gap risk)
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The Markets
S&P Mini
Very popular
Highest volume / Most liquid
$50.00 per point per contract (Example: If you buy 1 S&P Emini Futures contract at 1365.00 and sell it at 1370.00, you
made $250.00)
Represents a basket of stocks (S&P 500)
Very orderly market because of its high volume
Ideal for the more conservative trader
NASDAQ Mini
Solid volume
$20.00 per point per contract
Represents a basket of NASDAQ stocks
Orderly market but larger swings partly because of lower
volume than the S&P
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DOW Mini
Low volume which means large swings in price, very

volatile
$5.00 per point per contract but don't let that fool you, it is
volatile
Represents a basket of Dow stocks
Because of low volume, you may consider doing your
analysis for this market on the S&P chart
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Russell
Low volume
Popular because of its price point, this is not a market for
conservative personalities
$100.00 per point per contract
Represents a basket of Russell stocks
The combination of low volume and the high price point
means a big money, fast moving market (not for the
beginner)
DAX
Similar to the Russell

Lower volume
Traded on the Eurex Exchange
25.00 Euros per full point, per contract
This is a big money market that can really move so
beginners beware
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FESX
Saving one of the best for last

Super high volume on a 100% electronic exchange
(Eurex)
10.00 Euros per point, per contract
For those in Europe, this is a great market to trade
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For more information on these and other futures markets,

see the following websites:
www.cmegroup.com
www.eurexchange.com
In the world of equities, there are MANY different ways to
take advantage of a move in the market. Knowing the details
of the different markets helps you make the best decision
based on your individual goals and requirements.
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Favorites to trade ~ E-Mini S&P & E-Mini

NASDAX 100~ Advantages
Relatively Small Trade Size. The E-mini S&P (ES)
Contract is 1/5th the size of the regular S&P Contract so a 1
point move in the market is equal to $50 per E Mini S&P
contract instead of $250 per contract for the full sized
contract.
1.
2. The E-mini NASDAQ 100 (NQ) ~ a 1 point move in the

market is equal to $20 per E Mini NASDAQ 100. Each tick
equals $5 per contract.
3. A Completely Electronic Market. There is no open outcry
trading for the E Mini S&P (ES) or NQ contract, so all trades
are made electronically, which many traders feel puts
everyone on a more level playing field.
4. Highly Liquid Market. These contracts trade millions of
contracts a day, meaning almost 24 hour liquidity and very
low transaction costs.
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Future Market Advantages

1. No Day-trading Restrictions. Unlike the stock market
where you must have at least $25,000 in your account to daytrade, there are no such restrictions in the futures market.
2. Much Lower Margin Requirements. Day-trading margins
for the E Mini S&P go as low as $500 per contract giving
traders much more access to buying power than in the stock
market. It is important to remember here however that
leverage is a sword that cuts both ways, meaning that just as
you can increase profit potential through the use of leverage
this also increases your loss potential, something which we
will cover in future lessons.
3. No Interest Paid on Margin. Unlike the stock market
where you pay interest on margin used, you do not pay any
interest on used margin in the futures market.
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4. Tax Advantages. Futures Trades are generally taxed via the

60/40 rule meaning that 60% of gains are treated as long term
capital gains and 40% are treated as short term capital gains.
For most short term traders this tax treatment is a large
advantage over the stock market, where 100% of short term
gains are taxed at the higher rate.
Now that I have covered the advantages of the futures market,
and the E Mini S&P 500 contract specifically, here are the
general details about the contract which traders will want to
know:
Trading Symbol: ES - The trading symbol for the E Mini S&P
500 contract is ES followed by the symbol for the month and
year. For example the June 2012 contract is ESM12.
Contract Size: $50 X the Index. For example, say the E Mini
S&P 500 was 1365, which would make the contract size 1365 X
$50 = $68,250.
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Minimum Price Fluctuation: .25 Points or $12.50 equals 1

tick which is what the minimum price movement in a futures
contract is referred to.
Trading Hours: Market is open from Sunday Night at 5pm
Central Standard Time, until Friday at 3:15 Central Standard
time except for between 3:15-3:30 PM CST and 4:30 PM-5PM
when the market is closed for maintenance.
Contract Months: H = March, M = June, U = September, Z =
December
Last Day of Trading: 8:30 AM on the third Friday of the
contract month.
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Futures Margin Rates

Stock Index
Name
Symbol
Exchange
Initial Margin
E-mini S&P 500 Index
ES
CME/Globex
$4,375.00
$400.00
DAX Index
FDAX
Eurex
13,950.00
$3,500.00
E-mini NASDAQ 100 Index
NQ
CME/Globex
$2,500.00
$500.00
S&P 500 Index
SP
CME/Globex
$21,875.00
$7,500.00
TF
ICE Futures U.S.
$6,850.00
$500.00
YM
CBOT/Globex
$3,125.00
$500.00
Name
Symbol
Exchange
Initial Margin
Australian Dollar
6A
CME/Globex
$2,362.00
$500.00
British Pound
6B
CME/Globex
$2,025.00
$500.00
Canadian Dollar
6C
CME/Globex
$2,160.00
$500.00
EuroFX
6E
CME/Globex
$4,725.00
$500.00
Japanese Yen
6J
CME/Globex
$2,700.00
$500.00
Dollar Index
DX
ICE Futures U.S.
$1,463.00
$500.00
E-mini EuroFX
E7
CME/Globex
$2,363.00
$500.00
E-mini Japanese Yen
J7
CME/Globex
$1,350.00
$500.00
Russell 2000 Index Mini ($100)

Dow Jones $5 Mini
DayTrade Margin
Currencies
DayTrade Margin
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Energies
Name
Symbol
Exchange
Initial Margin
DayTrade Margin
Brent Crude Oil
BRN
ICE Europe
$6,250.00
$1,875.00
Crude Oil
CL
NYMEX/Globex (NYMEXG)
$6,885.00
$1,000.00
E-mini Natural Gas
QG
$929.00
$500.00
E-mini Crude Light
QM
$4,219.00
$500.00
E-mini Unleaded Gasoline
QU
$4,250.00
$500.00
Name
Symbol
Exchange
Initial Margin
Gold
GC
COMEX/Globex (COMEXG)
$11,475.00
$1,000.00
Copper
HG
$5,738.00
$1,000.00
miNY Copper
QC
$2,869.00
$500.00
miNY Silver
QI
$10,800.00
$3,240.00
miNY Gold
QO
$3,038.00
$500.00
Silver
SI
$21,600.00
$6,480.00
Metals
DayTrade Margin
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Financials
Name
Symbol
Exchange
Initial Margin
DayTrade Margin
Euro Bund 10-Year
FGBL
Eurex
$1,400.00
$500.00
Ultra T-Bond
UB
CBOT/Globex
$4,050.00
$1,000.00
US 30-Year Treasury Bond
ZB
CBOT/Globex
$4,185.00
$500.00
US 5-Year Treasury Note
ZF
CBOT/Globex
$1,215.00
$500.00
US 10-Year Treasury Note
ZN
CBOT/Globex
$1,755.00
$500.00
Name
Symbol
Exchange
Initial Margin
Mini-Sized Corn
XC
CBOT/Globex
$472.00
$142.00
Mini-Sized Soybeans
XK
CBOT/Globex
$742.00
$223.00
Mini-Sized Wheat
XW
CBOT/Globex
$810.00
$243.00
Corn
ZC
CBOT/Globex
$2,362.00
$709.00
Soybean Oil
ZL
CBOT/Globex
$1,688.00
$506.00
Soybean Meal
ZM
CBOT/Globex
$2,025.00
$608.00
Soybeans
ZS
CBOT/Globex
$3,712.00
$1,114.00
Wheat
ZW
CBOT/Globex
$4,050.00
$1,215.00
Grains
DayTrade Margin
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Softs
Name
Symbol
Exchange
Initial Margin
DayTrade Margin
Cocoa
CC
ICE Futures U.S.
$1,750.00
$525.00
Cotton
CT
ICE Futures U.S.
$8,400.00
$2,520.00
Coffee
KC
ICE Futures U.S.
$4,970.00
$2,268.00
Lumber
LBS
CME/Globex
$2,250.00
$675.00
Orange Juice
OJ
ICE Futures U.S.
$5,040.00
$504.00
Sugar #11
SB
ICE Futures U.S.
$2,940.00
$882.00
Name
Symbol
Exchange
Initial Margin
Feeder Cattle
GF
CME/Globex
$2,025.00
$608.00
Pork Bellies
GPB
CME/Globex
$2,025.00
$608.00
Lean Hogs
HE
CME/Globex
$1,688.00
$506.00
Live Cattle
LE
CME/Globex
$1,620.00
$486.00
Meats
DayTrade Margin
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Contract Specifications:
Stock Index
Name
Symbol
E-mini S&P 500 Index
Exchange
Contract Size
Months
Tick / $ Value
CME/Globex
$50 x Index
Value
H,M,U,Z
0.25 / $12.50
Eurex
25 x Index
Value
H,M,U,Z
0.5 / 12.50
CME/Globex
$20 x Index
Value
H,M,U,Z
0.25 / $5.00
CME/Globex
$250 x Index
Value
H,M,U,Z
0.10 / $25.00
ICE Futures U.S.
$100 x Index
Value
H,M,U,Z
0.1 / $10.00
CBOT/Globex
$5 x Index
Value
H,M,U,Z
1 / $5.00
ES
DAX Index
FDAX
E-mini NASDAQ 100 Index
NQ
S&P 500 Index
SP
Russell 2000 Index Mini ($100)
TF
Dow Jones $5 Mini
YM
Currencies
Name
Symbol
Exchange
Contract Size
Months
Tick / $ Value
Australian Dollar
6A
CME/Globex
100K AUD
H,M,U,Z
0.0001 / $10.00
British Pound
6B
CME/Globex
62.5K
H,M,U,Z
0.0001 / $6.25
Canadian Dollar
6C
CME/Globex
100K $
H,M,U,Z
0.0001 / $10.00
EuroFX
6E
CME/Globex
125K
H,M,U,Z
0.0001 / $12.50
Japanese Yen
6J
CME/Globex
12.5 mil
H,M,U,Z
0.00001 / $12.50
Swiss Franc
6S
CME/Globex
125K CHF
H,M,U,Z
0.0001 / $12.50
ICE Futures U.S.
$1000 X Index
Value
H,M,U,Z
0.005 / $5.00
0.01 / $6.25
Dollar Index
DX
E-mini EuroFX
E7
CME/Globex
62.5K
H,M,U,Z
E-mini Japanese Yen
J7
CME/Globex
6.25 mil
H,M,U,Z
0.01
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/ $6.25
E-micro AUD/USD
M6A
CME/Globex
10K AUD
H,M,U,Z
0.0001 / $1.00 AUD
E-micro GBP/USD
M6B
CME/Globex
6,250
H,M,U,Z
0.0001 / $0.625
E-micro USD/CAD
M6C
CME/Globex
10,000 CAD
H,M,U,Z
0.0001/1.00 CAD
E-micro EUR/USD
M6E
CME/Globex
12,500
H,M,U,Z
0.0001 / $1.25
E-micro USD/JPY
M6J
CME/Globex
10,000
H,M,U,Z
.01/100
E-micro USD/CHF
M6S
CME/Globex
10,000 CHF
H,M,U,Z
.0001/1.00 CHF
Name
Symbol
Exchange
Contract Size
Months
Tick / $ Value
Brent Crude Oil
BRN
ICE Europe
42K gal
All
0.01 / $10.00
Crude Oil
CL
42K gal
All
0.01 / $10.00
Gas Oil
GAS
ICE Europe
42K gal
H,M,U,Z
0.0001 / $4.20
Heating Oil
HO
42K gal
All
0.0001 / $4.20
10,000 mmBtu
All
0.001 / $10.00
Energies
Natural Gas
NG
E-mini Natural Gas
QG
2,500 mmBtu
All
0.005 / $12.50
E-mini Heating Oil
QH
21K gal
ALL
0.0001 / $2.10
E-mini Crude Light
QM
21K gal
All
0.025 / $12.50
E-mini Unleaded Gasoline
QU
21K gal
All
0.001 / $21.00
NY Harbor RBOB Gasoline
RT
42K gal
All
0.0001 / $4.20
WTI Light Sweet Crude Oil
WBS
ICE Europe
42K gal
All
0.01 / $10.00
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Metals
Name
Symbol
Exchange
Contract Size
Months
Tick / $ Value
Gold
GC
100 oz
G,J,M,Q,V,Z
0.1 / $10.00
miNY Copper
QC
12,500 lbs
All
0.002 / $25.00
miNY Silver
QI
2,500 oz
F,G,H,K,N,U,Z
0.0125 / $31.25
miNY Gold
QO
50 oz
F,G,J,M,Q,V,Z
0.25 / $12.50
Silver
SI
5,000 oz
F,H,K,N,U,Z
0.005 / $25.00
Name
Symbol
Exchange
Contract Size
Months
Tick / $ Value
Euro Bund 10-Year
FGBL
Eurex
100K
H,M,U,Z
0.01 / 10.0
Ultra T-Bond
UB
CBOT/Globex
$100K bond
H,M,U,Z
1/32 / $31.25
Financials
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Grains
Name
Symbol
Exchange
Contract Size
Months
Tick / $ Value
Mini-Sized Corn
XC
CBOT/Globex
1,000 bu
H,K,N,U,Z
1/8 / $1.25
Mini-Sized Soybeans
XK
CBOT/Globex
1,000 bu
H,K,N,U,Z
1/8 / $1.25
Mini-Sized Wheat
XW
CBOT/Globex
1,000 bu
H,K,N,U,Z
1/8 / $1.25
Corn
ZC
CBOT/Globex
5,000 bu
H,K,N,U,Z
1/4 / $12.50
Soybean Oil
ZL
CBOT/Globex
60K lbs
F,H,K,N,Q,U,V,Z
1/100 / $6.00
Soybean Meal
ZM
CBOT/Globex
100 tons
F,H,K,N,Q,U,V,Z
0.10 / $10.00
Oats
ZO
CBOT/Globex
5,000 bu
H,K,N,U,Z
1/4 / $12.50
Rough Rice
ZR
CBOT/Globex
2,000 cwt
F,H,K,N,U,X
0.005 / $10.00
Soybeans
ZS
CBOT/Globex
5,000 bu
F,H,K,N,Q,U,X
1/4 / $12.50
Wheat
ZW
CBOT/Globex
5,000 bu
H,K,N,U,Z
1/4 / $12.50
Name
Symbol
Exchange
Contract Size
Months
Tick / $ Value
Cocoa
CC
ICE Futures U.S.
10 tons
H,K,N,U,Z
1 / $10.00
Cotton
CT
ICE Futures U.S.
50k lbs
H,K,N,V,Z
0.0001 / $5.00
Milk Class III
DA
CME/Globex
200K lbs
All
0.01 / $20.00
Coffee
KC
ICE Futures U.S.
37.5k lbs
H,K,N,U,Z
0.0005 / $18.75
CME/Globex
110K board
feet
F,H,K,N,U,X
0.10 / $11.00
Softs
Lumber
LBS
Orange Juice
OJ
ICE Futures U.S.
15k lbs
H,K,N,U,X
0.0005 / $7.50
Sugar #11
SB
ICE Futures U.S.
112k lbs
H,K,N,V
0.0001 / $11.20
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Meats
Name
Symbol
Exchange
Contract Size
Months
Tick / $ Value
Feeder Cattle
GF
CME/Globex
50K lbs
F,H,J,Q,U,V,X
0.00025 / $12.50
Pork Bellies
GPB
CME/Globex
40K lbs
G,H,K,N,Q
0.00025 / $10.00
CME/Globex
40K lbs
G,J,K,M,N,Q,V,Z
0.00025 / $10.00
CME/Globex
40K lbs
G,J,M,Q,V,Z
0.00025 / $10.00
Lean Hogs
HE
Live Cattle
LE
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OCO ~ Futures Trading Execution Orders

'One-Cancels-the-Other Order - OCO'
A pair of orders stipulating that if one order is executed, then
the other order is automatically canceled. A one-cancels-theother order (OCO) combines a stop order with a limit order on
an automated trading platform. When either the stop or limit
level is reached and the order executed, the other order will be
automatically canceled. Seasoned traders use OCO orders to
mitigate risk. TradeStation uses the MATRIX and Ninja Trader
uses the DOME.
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For example, assume you just bought 10 contracts of NQ (Emini NASDAQ) futures for a momentum break out trade at
$2555 per contract. You expect it to break out to the up-side
quickly and your profit target is 6 ticks or $30 per contract but
for risk mitigation, you would like to lose no more than 6 ticks
or $30 per contract. To do this use an OCO order, which would
consist of a stop-loss order to sell 10 contract at $2525 (6tick
stop-loss) and a simultaneous limit order to sell 10 contracts at
$2585 (6 tick profit take), whichever occurs first. These orders
could either be day orders or good-till-canceled orders.
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Now if you are ready to learn how to trade futures please

come join me and our members in my virtual trading
room at Power Cycle Trading
All the best,

Larry Gaines
http://powercycletrading.com
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All About Futures ~ what you need to

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The consensus in the investment world is that the futures

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When you open a futures contract, the futures exchange will

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Overview of the main futures traded

For active traders, the favorite and most popular futures

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What are the Equity Index Futures?

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The following is a unique combination of features that

Significant Tax Benefit

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Low volume which means large swings in price, very

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Similar to the Russell

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Saving one of the best for last

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For more information on these and other futures markets,

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Favorites to trade ~ E-Mini S&P & E-Mini

2. The E-mini NASDAQ 100 (NQ) ~ a 1 point move in the

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Future Market Advantages

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4. Tax Advantages. Futures Trades are generally taxed via the

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Minimum Price Fluctuation: .25 Points or $12.50 equals 1

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Futures Margin Rates

E-mini S&P 500 Index

E-mini NASDAQ 100 Index

S&P 500 Index

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E-mini Japanese Yen

Russell 2000 Index Mini ($100)

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Brent Crude Oil

E-mini Natural Gas

E-mini Crude Light

E-mini Unleaded Gasoline

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Euro Bund 10-Year

US 30-Year Treasury Bond

US 5-Year Treasury Note

US 10-Year Treasury Note

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E-mini S&P 500 Index

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