TradeDay Tradable Instruments
The Simple Answer
TradeDay only allows trading on CME Group futures products listed on the CME, CBOT, COMEX, and NYMEX exchanges, explicitly excluding high-margin or very illiquid products that are difficult to trade and risk manage.
The full permitted-products table is published verbatim in TradeDay’s official Freshdesk article “What are the permitted products guidelines?”
How Instrument Access Works
Deliberate Curation
TradeDay explicitly states: “we do not trade high-margin products or very illiquid products which are difficult to trade and risk manage,” meaning the instrument list is deliberately curated for liquidity and manageable risk rather than maximum breadth.
Equity Index Futures
The equity lineup covers E-mini S&P 500, Micro E-mini S&P 500, E-mini Nasdaq-100, Micro E-mini Nasdaq-100, E-mini Russell 2000, Micro E-mini Russell 2000, Nikkei/USD, E-mini Dow $5, and Micro E-mini Dow, each with published tick sizes and exchange.
FX Futures
The currency category includes Australian Dollar and British Pound among the standard CME FX majors that round out TradeDay’s permitted products list.
Final Thoughts
TradeDay’s permitted-products list reflects a deliberately curated approach focused on liquid, manageable-risk instruments, with tick sizes published alongside each equity index contract for easy reference.
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FAQ
What can you trade on TradeDay?
CME Group futures products listed on CME, CBOT, COMEX, and NYMEX, deliberately excluding high-margin or illiquid products.
Why does TradeDay exclude certain products?
The firm states it avoids high-margin or very illiquid products that are difficult to trade and risk manage.
What is the tick size on the E-mini S&P 500 on TradeDay?
$12.50, per the official permitted products table.
What is the tick size on Micro E-mini S&P 500 on TradeDay?
$1.25, per the official permitted products table.
Where is TradeDay’s full permitted products list published?
In the official Freshdesk article “What are the permitted products guidelines?”