The contract most stock traders never hear about

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If you trade stocks or options, a lot of futures vocabulary is new. A quick translation:

A stock is ownership of a company. An index future is a contract on an index level, cash settled, so there are no shares to own or borrow. You can sell first as easily as you buy first, the contract trades nearly 23 hours a day Sunday evening through Friday, and it expires in March, June, September or December.

The Micro E-mini family (MES on the S&P 500, MNQ on the Nasdaq-100) is sized at one tenth of the standard E-minis. The Quick Start walks through all of this in one recorded class, then shows a simple way to read trend context and write a setup down.

Education only. No signals, no promise of results. Futures involve substantial risk of loss.

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