Which futures contracts do you trade besides NQ,ES,YM?

[helpme_please]

Curious what are the other popular index futures besides the usual NQ, ES, YM.

 

[Robert Morse]

CME just added the E-mini Russell 2000 Index -http://www.cmegroup.com/trading/equity-index/us-index/e-mini-russell-2000_contract_specifications.html

Bob

 

[CALLumbus]

Mostly FDAX and FESX, but I also like spot forex.

 

[mm2mm]

i traded rty yesterday and i liked it, i hope es, nq, ym don't mind it

 

[drm7]

If you want more excitement in your life, WTI Crude (CL), is a great cure for boredom! Natural Gas (NG) will drive you completely insane.

Edit: I just remembered you said "index futures." lol. My comment stands though.

 

[Millionaire]

I used to trade FTSE 100 futures about 20 times a year but moved to DAX after the greedy ICE cunts started to charge $120 a month in data fees to retail.

 

[wrbtrader]

Curious what are the other popular index futures besides the usual NQ, ES, YM.

Europe, Asia and U.S have the most popular index futures.

 

[i960]

SSG (Singapore on SGX), STW (Taiwan on SGX), N225 (Nikkei on OSE/JPX), SPI (Australia on SFE). TF and sometimes Z (FTSE on ICEEU).

Plenty of other stuff to trade besides equity indexes though. They're actually quite annoying in behavior.

 

[Xela]

Curious what are the other popular index futures besides the usual NQ, ES, YM.

I trade mostly (75% of my trading) the NQ (and not ES or YM at all).

I used to trade the Dax and the FTSE-100 (when I was 18).

The other things I trade (mostly CL and very occasionally Euro and Pound futures) aren't indices.

 

[patrickrooney]

jFCE, CAC40, futures provide an opportunity to trade volatile news when it comes out of France. It's also useful for spreading against ES, FTSE, FDAX...you name it.