CURRICULUM / FUTURES TRACK
Understand exposure.Then study execution.
The planned futures track studies MES, MNQ, ES and NQ through mechanics, risk, simulation and review. Shared foundations precede relevant practice.
01 / THE CONTEXT
Begin with Micro futures education.
Level 3 studies ticks, points, contract exposure, margin, orders, sizing, fees, slippage and daily loss-limit concepts.
Margin required is not the amount that can be lost. Low intraday margin is not a reason to select a product.
02 / THE CONTEXT
E-mini is an optional module.
Level 4 compares the larger contracts with their Micro counterparts and examines exposure, drawdown control and capital preservation.
A learner can remain in simulation or study Micro contracts indefinitely. E-mini education is not a mandatory gateway to options.
03 / THE CONTEXT
The contract behind the chart.
Futures education also covers expiration, rollover, contract selection and the difference between a continuous chart and an executable contract.
Current exchange documentation must inform technical lessons. No live quotes or product specifications are simulated here.