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A chat on subreddit /r/wallstreetbets
human
Thanks for the links. I've been paper trading /ES futures so have a general idea of how it works but will check those out to learn more.  
  
 With micro futures being 1/10th the cost mini futures, I was expecting a much lower cost. I might be thinking about futures options trading or something. When I read the $40 amount you wrote, I was thinking you can actually put in just $40.

gpt
No. Having a stop that risks $40. You need $700 to trade /MES. And stop papertrading.