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Tuesday, June 22nd marks the last trade date for the July 2021 Crude Oil futures contract. Active CL traders can roll to the August contract as early as Thursday, June 17th, before the open. Read More
On the afternoon of June 16th, Fed chair Jerome Powell will announce the decisions from the Federal Open Market Committee meeting this week. Nearly all market participants expect monetary policy to remain unchanged, along with the current bond-buying program. The market will continue to see zero interest rates with 120 billion in bond purchases each month for the time being. Read More
At 1/10th the size of their E-mini counterparts, Micro E-mini futures can be used as a tool to more precisely hedge a portfolio of any size. Read More
Micro Bitcoin futures (MBT) have traded over 650,000 contracts in the first month since being launched with an average daily volume exceeding 28,000 contracts. MBT futures are one of the most successful product launches in the futures industry and continue to attract new traders.Read More
Mark your calendar! Launching July 12, Micro WTI Crude Oil futures will offer a new, cost-effective way to access the world’s most liquid crude oil contract. Read More
Tuesday, June 8th is the last trade date for Eurex Interest Rates. Traders can roll to the succeeding contract as early as Friday, June 4th, before the open. Read More
Short selling, going short, or simply “shorting” is a trading method of initiating a trade with a sell order in anticipation of a downward moving market. While shorting is a common practice for seasoned traders, there are some significant hurdles for beginning traders to short selling certain assets. Read More
Open a new NinjaTrader Brokerage account by June 30th and SAVE on a Lifetime license with a discounted price of only $999! Read More
Monday, May 31st is Memorial Day. Trading times for many products will change in observance of the holiday. For details, please visit the CME Group Holiday Calendar. Read More
Developed by Japanese rice traders in the 1870s, Kagi charts plot price information as one continuous line. This unique display of price action can help filter out market noise and choppiness, helping speculators track and identify potential trade opportunities. Read More