The mini Dow Jones futures is the small size, is
the first index created in the United States to assess the rates of growth of the U.S. economy. It owes its authorship to Charles Dow, the father of technical analysis and founder of the Wall Street Journal.
In fact, when it comes to Dow Jones refers to one of the sector indices developed by Charles Dow: The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which tracks the performance of a portfolio composed of 30 major U.S. industrial companies, grouped in a ratio weighted according to their price.
Although the classic yardstick of U.S. stocks, this index has lost over the years much of its importance because of the fact that its limited sample of 30 Blue Chips takes little account of the entire List of U.S. equity performance.
Nevertheless, the value of the Dow Jones is constantly reported in the media, television and newspapers, with the same dignity as the most representative S & P 500, NYSE and Nasdaq Composite.
The Future on Dow Jones is the tool that allows you to track the performance of the Dow Jones Industrial Average and, unlike most of the Financial Future, is contracted at the CBOT (Chicago Board of Trade). Description
contract
Name: E-mini Dow (E-mini dow)
contract signed YM
expiration months: March, June, September, December,
Stock Exchange: CBOT, Chicago Board of Trade
minimum variation price (ticks) 1
Tick Value: $ 5
trading hours: from 7:20 a.m. at 3:15 p.m. Chicago
contract size: $ 5 per index point
Listing contract: In no decimal points
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