Emini. Day trading. Emini futures. S&P 500. Russell 2000.

E-mini S&P 400 futures (launched in 1992 - one year after the launch of the underlying index) are a logical extension of the S&P 500 contracts. They were created to track the Standard & Poor's (S&P) MidCap 400 Index, a benchmark of mid-cap stock market performance.

Updated as of Tuesday, March 11, 2008 00:00

Quotes

Chart -

Symbol

Last

Change

Open

High

Low

Volume

0.00

Combined

Number of Trades

-small;

-medium;

-large

Symbol

Small
<=

Medium
> and <

Large
=>

Total

Combined

“Small trades" represent trades where contracts or less were purchased. “Large trades" reflect trades where contracts or more were purchased.

Tick Volume

Tick Volume Distribution

Symbol

Current
Day

Previous
Day

2 Days
Before

Combined

Tick Volume represents the number of ticks (changes) in price over a stated period of time. Tick Volume helps to evaluate the dynamics of price changes.

Combined volume, open interest, number of trades and tick volume are calculated as a total of all available expiration series (not simply as the sum of the 2 expiration series shown in the tables above).

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