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Also, is that buying a full contract on margin? or are you just buying $500-$2000 worth or a contract?

Thanks. on the first question, I guess what I'm confused on, is in reading all the documentation on the CME site, it says you trade a contract for a certain price on a certain date... so do you have to keep that contract until that date or can you sell on any day, or more specifically, and time...

So is trading E-Mini's as easy as buying at a certain price and selling at a higher price (or lower for a loss)? Do you have to have current price*$50 to purchase one contract, or can you just invest 10k, 20k, etc in?

So is trading E-Mini's as easy as buying at a certain price and selling at a higher price (or lower for a loss)? Do you have to have current price*$50 to purchase one contract, or can you just invest 10k, 20k, etc in?

Thanks, I'm going to go out back and slap myself now.

How do I trade E-mini on E*Trade? Been searching the site all day and can't find squat.

I knew I wasn't going crazy... this morning I tried to short GOL, but E*Trade wouldn't let me..... even though it is on the IB List... what's up with that?

Thanks, maybe E*Trade is the best, but I know a week doesn't go by that I plan out a nice trade, wait till the opening bell, place the order only to be greeted by a message that I can't short that stock... that list ought to come in handy, now I can reference that before I even start my...

What broker have you had experience with who has the most stocks you can short? I'm tired of entering a short sale only to be told there are none to short. I'm with E*Trade fwi.

Holy schnikie, just went to SF, what an awesome site!!!!

A little too late, been trading with the min. for a couple months now.... when I trade the statistical favorite, I usually enter in the morning, and exit at +8% or 3:30, whichever comes first. I hit the 8% about 1 or 2 days a week. My stop is -10%. What my problem is, when I can't short...

Hi, this is my first post here, but I've been lurking for quite some time. What I've been wondering about is if anyone trades by statistically analyzing historical data to look for a trend that give you a better than 50% chance of a price move..... for example, analyzing the last 4 months of...