I trade the YM, ER, NQ most days. one method that I use for entries in the ER is to plot a difference chart with a moving average of the difference between the RUT ( Russell 2000 index) and the ER (future) I enter with the trend when the future value gets to an extreme above or below the RUT value. The ER is a bit thin and it seems like the Russell 2000 is harder to ARB against the future than the es or ym. In general the Er trends nicely. If you can handle some mild draw downs another method that I have been watching is to put a 25 LSMA on a 2 min. chart. Trade this until about 11: am ... go long after 3 bars close above the 25 LSMA and stay long until the 1st bar closes below the 25. Go short when 3 bars close below the 25 and flat when the 1st bar closes above. You can usually get 1 nice long and 1 nice short on most days. This wont work in chop that is why I wont trade it after 11:00. If you have a short hold tendency like I do its hard to be patient for the whole run because you will be convinced that it is heading back through the 25 LSMA but it will often stay above or below for several points at $100.00 per point. Not too bad. I sometimes trade this with the small SSF IWM so I am not so worried about it. Just watch it for a while and see what you think. I have had some really bad slippage on thin volume but that can also help when it is in your favor. The ER seems to have a mind of its own and will often be out of sync with the YM, ES and NQ so be careful. Trying to pick tops and bottoms can kill you because it can trend so far. Use a stop. I trade in Woodie's room and use the CCI for most of my trades except the ER. Good Trading All 
