It looks like a tick is worth $1.25. http://www.cbot.com/cbot/pub/cont_detail/0,3206,1384+14400,00.html
8th Yes, a one penny move is $10.00. The 1.25 per tick is per 1/8th cent. The contracts don't trade in 1/8th of a tick usually. Just in 1/4 cent ticks.
It looks like the minis are priced in 1/8's and full size beans are priced in 1/4's? The mini contract should be worth 1/5 of the full size contract, 5000 bushels vs. 1000. So a penny move = $50 on the full size vs $10 on the mini. I am ready to trade beans! surdo
are you serious?..with $14k and you will not even trade large soybeans much less mini soybeans...hmmm..what in the world will you trade?..please clarify..
Not sure what you mean here - a $14K acct is more than sufficient to trade mini soybeans. A $0.20 move is $200 which is about 1.5% of acct value - what's the problem?
Mate that increasenow is a joke do not listen to him the best thing i ever did (on this site) is put him on ignore I advise others to do so as well
Do you follow the fundamentals or are you just looking at technicals? I think you need to stay abreast of what's happening with fundamentals if you're trading grains.