Mini S & P 500 futures is the small size made with the underlying index Standard & Poor's in 1957 following the development of an equity basket formed by 500 U.S. companies with greater capitalization.
be part of this basketball operations of large corporations traded on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), American Stock Exchange (Amex) and Nasdaq.
The weight given to each company is directly proportional to the market value thereof. The Future
mini S & P 500 has a contract value equal to one fifth of the standard and has allowed since its introduction in 1997, increased participation by individual investors.
is contracted to the CME (Chicago Mercantile Exchange) and, unlike most commodities, is the electronic trading system (CME Globex), which allows a 24-hour bargaining 24.
Description contract
Name: Mini S & P 500 (e-mini S & P 500)
contract signed ES
months of expiry: March, June, September, December,
Stock Exchange: CME, Chicago Mercantile Exchange
slight variations in price (tick ) 0.25
Tick Value: $ 12.50
trading hours: 8:30 a.m. at 3:15 p.m. Chicago
contract size: $ 50 per index point
Listing contract: in points with 2 decimal
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