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the Quotes are different b/w futures and actual cash prices. you will need to subcribe to realtime data for e-mini futures

For mini Dow, value per point is $5 For mini S&P, value per point is $50

No,, you are buying a full contract always. You can never buy a partial contract. Regardless of how much your capital is, your trade and the end result is based on a full contract. If you start with $5K, and you long 1 e-mini S&P contract,, let's say at 1200.00. Later in the day the price...

You can buy and sell at any time without having to wait until the expiration. The end result is your profit and loss per that day. Per your example, you bought 'mini' Dow contract and made 50 points. the per point value is $5 so you made 50 * $5 = $250 today

I assume you refer to the S&P e-mini (ES).. No you don't have to have that amount (Price * $50) to long or short a contract. brokers' margin ranges from $500 - $2000 to trade a contract intraday, so with this amount you can trade though you really should have more captial than that.