How To Scalp The Russell 2000 E-mini Futures Effectively And Consistently Posted By: David S Adams

Upon first examination, the Russell 2000 E-mini futures contract is intimidating to the uninitiated trader. If you had your heart set on trading the ES contract, which is by far and away the most actively traded e-mini offering, the Russell 2000 (called the TF) has an extraordinary amount of price movement; which is exactly why you should consider the TF as one of the contracts you add to your trading repertoire. This dynamic contract presents the experienced trader and well-trained novice trader with set-up after set-up on a daily basis. Yet, many traders inexplicably concentrate on the High Frequency Trading riddled ES (the S AND P 500 e-mini) as their contract of choice. While I do not trade the TF exclusively, it is an important part of my daily trading day and is always displayed on one of my monitors. On the other hand, I avoid all the HFT consolidation trading movement and arbitrage related trading on the ES like the plague. The Russell 2000 (TF) is based upon small-cap stocks and some consider it a bellwether indicator for stock market movement in general. That being said, I could care less.e-mini futuresorder flowRussell 2000 e-miniorder flowe-mini futures contract