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Trade CME E-Nano Equity Index Futures

Access micro-precision across the S&P 500, Nasdaq-100, Russell 2000, and Dow Jones. Sized at 1/10th of a Micro and 1/100th of an E-mini, E-Nano futures empower active traders to manage risk and scale positions with institutional execution.


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1/100th
Standard Sizing
1/100th the size of E-mini and 1/10th the size of Micro contracts for micro-scale risk management.

$0.05 – $0.125
Tick Value
Microscopic dollar fluctuations per minimum tick allowing fine-tuned algorithmic and manual execution.

23 Hours / Day
Continuous Access
Continuous liquidity from Sunday 5:00 PM CT to Friday 4:00 PM CT on CME Globex.

Section 1256
Tax Efficiency
Eligible for 60% long-term and 40% short-term capital gains tax treatment in the United States.

What Are CME E-Nano Equity Index Futures?

CME Group E-Nano Equity Index futures are exchange-listed, cash-settled derivatives designed to provide fractional equity index exposure on the premier U.S. benchmarks: the S&P 500 (NES), Nasdaq-100 (NNQ), Russell 2000 (NR2), and Dow Jones (NYM).

Unlike synthetic CFDs or retail share fractionals, E-Nano contracts trade on a centralized, regulated exchange order book with complete transparent market depth, direct routing, and strict segregation of customer funds.

CME E-Nano Contract Specifications & Codes

Complete specifications for all 4 listed CME E-Nano Equity Index contracts available at Lincoln Park Financial.

Contract NameTickerContract MultiplierMinimum TickTick ValueSettlement
E-Nano S&P 500NES$0.50 x S&P 500 Index0.25 index points$0.125Financial (Cash)
E-Nano Nasdaq-100NNQ$0.20 x Nasdaq-100 Index0.25 index points$0.050Financial (Cash)
E-Nano Russell 2000NR2$0.50 x Russell 2000 Index0.10 index points$0.050Financial (Cash)
E-Nano Dow JonesNYM$0.05 x DJIA Index1.00 index point$0.050Financial (Cash)

Sizing Hierarchy: Standard vs. Micro vs. E-Nano

Understand the exact contract size and tick value across all 3 CME contract tiers.

Index BenchmarkStandard E-mini MultiplierMicro E-mini Multiplier (1/10th)E-Nano Multiplier (1/100th)
S&P 500$50 x Index ($12.50 / tick)$5 x Index ($1.25 / tick)$0.50 x Index ($0.125 / tick)
Nasdaq-100$20 x Index ($5.00 / tick)$2 x Index ($0.50 / tick)$0.20 x Index ($0.050 / tick)
Russell 2000$50 x Index ($5.00 / tick)$5 x Index ($0.50 / tick)$0.50 x Index ($0.050 / tick)
Dow Jones$5 x Index ($5.00 / tick)$0.50 x Index ($0.50 / tick)$0.05 x Index ($0.050 / tick)

Why Trade E-Nano Futures with Lincoln Park Financial?

1. Incremental Position Scaling

Scale in and out with precision. Layer orders in 5 to 10 E-Nano increments around technical levels to smooth entry averages without taking on full micro risk.

2. Low-Risk Strategy Testing

Test automated trading algorithms and discretionary setups against live exchange liquidity with tightly controlled dollar drawdowns.

3. Direct Platform Connectivity

Connect seamlessly to Sierra Chart, CQG, Rithmic, Bookmap, TradingView, and custom API execution engines.

4. Section 1256 Tax Treatment

Enjoy U.S. IRS Section 1256 tax advantages (60% long-term / 40% short-term capital gains rate) on all trading profits, regardless of holding periods.

CME Globex Trading Hours

Sunday – Friday: 5:00 PM to 4:00 PM CT (6:00 PM to 5:00 PM ET) with a daily 60-minute maintenance trading halt from 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM CT.

Explore related contracts: CME Single Stock Futures, E-mini Nasdaq-100 (NQ), Micro E-mini Nasdaq (MNQ), and Day Trading Margins. Reference official specifications on CME Group E-Nano Equity Index.

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Open your individual or corporate trading account with Lincoln Park Financial for custom pricing, Chicago-based brokerage support, and low intraday day trading margins.


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RISK DISCLAIMER: Trading commodity futures and options involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. Only risk capital should be used.