Mini Nasdaq 100 futures is the small size with the underlying index launched in 1985 which includes the 100 biggest companies outside the financial sector traded on Nasdaq.
The Nasdaq 100 companies in the index are weighted by modified market capitalization based on a proprietary algorithm of Nasdaq itself.
The index that reflects the development of the largest companies listed on several high-growth sectors, including computer hardware and software, telecommunications, pharmaceuticals and biotechnology.
The mini Nasdaq 100 Futures contract has a value equal to one fifth of the standard and has allowed since its introduction in 1999, increased participation by individual investors.
is contracted to the CME (Chicago Mercantile Exchange) and, unlike most commodities, the trading system is electronic (CME Globex), which allows a 24-hour bargaining 24.
contract
Description Name: Mini Nasdaq (NASDAQ e-mini) contract signed
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expiration months: March, June, September, December,
Stock Exchange: CME, Chicago Mercantile Exchange
minimum price variation (tick) 0 , 50
Tick Value: $ 10
trading hours: 8:30 a.m. at 3:15 p.m. Chicago
contract size: $ 20 per index point
Listing contract: In 2 decimal points with
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