mini corn, mini soybeans, mini wheat

They're good...thin as all fuck though...
hard to get in and out...
hopefully it improves because I think they're good for long term accumulation...
 
Quote from increasenow:
...any experience trading these?
1) Increase the size of your trading account...NOW!
2) If you can't comfortably margin a 5000-bushel lot of grain, then don't waste your time with those mini-grains. :cool:
 
Large spreads compared to the ZC, ZS, etc...

I traded them a few times while learning small. Glad I can afford a full ZC/ZS now. Much tighter.

Todd K.
 
Quote from increasenow:

I am SIM trading these...pretty interesting...very low margins to daytrade and hold overnight...any experience trading these?

I am able to get in and out of mini corn with ease and it is a great place to learn. If that is what your comfortable with why not risk less while you figure it all out.

Plenty of people post silly remarks about liquidity but in my world that has never been an issue. If you have good entry and exit points you get quick fills.
 
Yes it is very amusing how most on ET will talk about proper liquidity when most of them won't do more than a 1 lot anyway.

Proper liquidity is only important if you do size, remember that.

Also the minis are arbed by locals in the standard contracts. If there is an arb opportunity in either of the contracts the locals will sniff out the edges so there will always be liquidity and the contracts will always be priced fairly close to each other.
 
Quote from livingston777:

I am able to get in and out of mini corn with ease and it is a great place to learn. If that is what your comfortable with why not risk less while you figure it all out.

Plenty of people post silly remarks about liquidity but in my world that has never been an issue. If you have good entry and exit points you get quick fills.
thanks...great reply
 
Quote from youngtrader:

Yes it is very amusing how most on ET will talk about proper liquidity when most of them won't do more than a 1 lot anyway.

Proper liquidity is only important if you do size, remember that.

Also the minis are arbed by locals in the standard contracts. If there is an arb opportunity in either of the contracts the locals will sniff out the edges so there will always be liquidity and the contracts will always be priced fairly close to each other.
wow youngtrader...have not seen you post in a long time...what are you currently trading? AG's? AG spreads? 30 yr, 10 yr?...best to you...
 
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