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![]() | Which contract should a beginner trade? My questions is: for a beginner emini trader, what contract should I start with? | ||
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Blog Entries: 4 | Obviously the ES is more liquid. Its like the YM on speed. I personally find the NQ to be useless. I wrote an article before for a different forum on "Why the NQ sucks"
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![]() | Re: Which contract should a beginner trade? what's the recommended starting account for newbie? | ||
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![]() | Re: Which contract should a beginner trade? That being said the YM is a bit more beginner friendly. I've only started on the YM for about 2 months. The Russel is based on micro cap stocks which I don't like but thats a personal thing. The ES seems to be the big boys league and there is a lot more liquidity than on the YM but I think you are also open to a lot more automated systems there as well. Question to anyone who actually trades the ES on a regular basis: What is you definition of a big player on the ES in terms of number of contracts traded on any one position? On the YM you look for the 10+ contracts but what about on the ES? 30+?
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