How Entrepreneurs are Tapping Into a New “e-Mini” Market and Producing Cash Profits 24/7
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I’ve shown you opportunities in the futures markets. But trading full futures contracts can be very risky, and especially for new traders who haven’t learned “the ropes”. Granted, nothing compares to the profit potential and leverage of full futures trading. Though with opportunity comes serious risk.
In a small café in Wilmington NC recently…(Wrightsville Beach to be exact)…a fellow entrepreneur showed me this new “e-Mini” market.
I’ll show you how it works and how to make money in it.
What is an e-Mini Market?
The market I’m talking about is electronic, thus the “e”. It’s a much smaller market than the traditional market, thus the “mini”. This new market is one way to participate in the larger market without huge capital requirements. What’s more, the contracts in this market are really small enabling an entrepreneur or trader to get involved with less risk, leverage and capitol.
The popularity of the “e-Mini” market is growing like crazy because it’s easy to get involved in, as well as get in and out of the market quickly (this is called liquidity).
There are more than a dozen “e-Mini” contracts you can trade, in markets such as the S&P 500, Dow, NASDAQ, Russell, grains, currencies, metals, and energies.
A New “e-Micro” Gold Futures Contract!
e-Mini futures are a great fit for most traders and investors. But now, CME has launched a new product called the e-Micro Gold Futures contract. It’s even smaller than an e-Mini contract, which can reduce your leverage and risk even more.
These are widely traded too so you can get in and out of contracts quickly.
The Risks of e-Mini Futures Trading
In deciding whether or not you want to become involved in any type of futures trading you should be aware you could both gain and lose large amounts of money.
In other words, you risk losing money. You should discuss these matters further with a commodity broker prior to commencing any trading.
The Trick for Reducing Risk
It’s not a secret. There’s a risk of losing money when trading precious metals e-Mini futures. But here are two of the best kept secrets to reduce risk.
One is with the new e-Mini futures I’m telling you about. The other is to NEVER trade more than four contracts at a time (no matter how much money you’re making).
When I say limiting trades or “open” positions to four contracts, this doesn’t mean you can’t do this over and over and over. It simply means you LIMIT the number of contracts at any given time. This is where the amateur traders (also known as rookie gamblers) fall by the wayside.
I know the following info is pretty technical, but it’s good to review so we’re all on the same page.
Marc’s Snapshot of e-Mini Futures Trading
A futures contract is an agreement (obligation) to buy or sell a given quantity of a particular asset at a specified future date at a prearranged price. Futures contracts have standard delivery dates, trading units, terms, and conditions. They can be based on any one of a number of underlying assets.
There are futures contracts available in stock market indices, bonds, interest rates, coffee, sugar, orange juice, and agricultural commodities. You can even trade catastrophe futures (they deal with insurance) at the Chicago Board of Trade!
The best and most trusted futures and e-mini contracts are traded on government-regulated exchanges like the Chicago Board of Trade (the largest futures exchange) and the IntercontinentalExchange (aka ICE).
You’ll find futures exchanges in most industrialized countries.
You can find futures and e-mini prices on most financial websites on the Internet.
The total number of contracts traded on the Chicago Board of Trade and ICE in 2010 was valued at more than $800 trillion!
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You can “open” a futures or e-mini position by either buying or selling a contract.
You can “close” a futures or e-mini position by doing the exact opposite − either by selling or buying the same contract.
If you think the price of the underlying asset will rise, you would buy a futures position. This is referred to as being “long.” When you buy a futures contract and hold it to expiration, you would be required to take delivery of the underlying asset, or equivalent cash value, at a prearranged price and by a certain date.
But don’t worry, only a small percentage of futures contracts are held to expiration. Most of the money is made during the life of a contract.
If you think the price of the underlying asset will fall, you would sell a futures position. This is referred to as being “short.” When you sell a futures contract and it is held to expiration, you would be required to deliver the underlying asset, or equivalent cash value, at a prearranged price and by a certain date.
Beginning traders often have difficulty grasping the concept of selling something they don’t own. What you are doing is simply selling something on paper – via the contract.
Take some time to study the basics of futures trading and you’ll start to get a feel for it. I’ve also included some great resources in this week’s issue to help you, including world-class tutorials.
How to Make Money in the e-Micro Gold Market
In upcoming issues I’ll talk about e-Mini opportunities in the stock market, agricultural, energy, oil and even the interest rate market. But today I’ll give you a quick lesson for making money in the e-Micro gold market.
There are basically two ways to make money in the e-Micro gold. The first way is if you believe prices will rise in the coming weeks. The second way is if you believe the prices will fall in the coming weeks.
Okay, let’s say you believe prices will go up over the next six weeks or so.
In this case you would buy one August e-Micro gold contract “at the market”. At the Market means the current prevailing price….which is the way I always trade.
Let’s say the current price is $1475 per ounce. The size of an e-Micro gold contract is ten troy ounces. This means when you buy an e-Micro contract you “control” ten troy ounces of gold. At the current price in our example the value would be $14, 750.
Great!
Remember….You won’t take delivery of this gold or even handle the physical commodity. You’re simply trading the digital equivalent – a contract.
Let’s say gold moves up to $1500 in two weeks, and you sell the contract “at the market”. You would have made a profit of $250. Not bad but not great.
However, now buy two August e-Micro contracts “at the market”. The price moves to $1550. You own two contracts so the value jumps to $31,000. You sell both contracts “at the market”. Your profit this time is $1,000 ($50 x 10 ounces = $500 x 2 contracts = $1,000).
We use this strategy two more times but NEVER trade or hold more than four contracts at a time.
We buy three contracts “at the market” when the price is $1575, and sell all three when the price hits $1600. Our profit this time would be calculated as follows:
3 x 10 = 30 troy ounces x $25 ounce = $750.
Lastly, we buy four e-Micro August gold contracts “at the market” (at $1600). The price moves to $1650 within our six week time frame. Four contracts x 10 troy ounces = 40 x $1650 = $66,000.
$66,000 minus the price we bought ($1600 x 40 = $64,000) = $2,000 profit.
Our total profit in this hypothetical trading example would be $4,000! If gold continues to move upward we could start over again small by trading only one contract, and increasing to ONLY four and then starting over again.
The beauty of trading like this is removing profits (in this case $4,000) from the table. Amateur traders and investors almost NEVER do this or have a legitimate exit strategy.
If you believed the price of gold was going down you could use this strategy to go “short” or sell contracts. In other words, you could use this strategy in reverse.
The e-Mini and e-Micro markets offer exciting profit opportunities like the one in this week’s issue.
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Have fun and play nice!
Your humble host,
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*** Action Strategy ***
You can practice placing trades in the e-mini market before risking a dime.
I’m serious. If you follow the guidelines I’ve outlined in this week’s issue you can place a trade in the e-Micro gold market “on paper”.
Simply jot down the price of the contract when you place your “paper trade”. Then utilize the buy and sell using the strategy I taught you.
Make note of your profits (or losses). And never trade more than four contracts.
In a couple of weeks you can review your “paper” profit and loss. Once you get a hang of this strategy “on paper” you can start trading using real money.
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***Valuable Resources ***
Futures Exchanges
CME Group – Chicago Board of Trade
CME Group – Chicago Mercantile Exchange
New York Stock Exchange Euronext
Winnipeg Commodity Exchange (now part of ICE)
Futures (and eMini) Brokers
