Anyone tried them? They aren't probably liquid but I am interested in learning more about them and their underlying( where do these trade BTW, Deutsche Boerse?)http://www.eurexchange.com/products/resultsProducts.html
Low liquidity?? More than on most U.S. exchanges. These are some of the reasons that Eurostoxx50 is a good futures contract to trade: Very liquid, second only to the S&P in volume traded A good entry level for new futures traders at 10 euros per point Low spread, normally 1 point Long trading hours - 8-10am to 7pm UK time Good TA signals and strong trending movements To learn more about Eurostoxx50 just visit http://eurostoxx50.co.uk/ and don`t miss there Helen`s forum! With eurostoxx futures you have the advantage that most participants are huge european corporations trying to hedge their positions, a unique chance for active traders. Its kind of a a slower game, highly recommended to newbies, also due to small point-value. See you there! hittfeld
The Eurostoxx future is, indeed, a good contract, but I think this thread is about futures on ETF's and not on the cash index.