Direct updates on critical contract expirations, roll dates & more
Monday, October 22nd marks the Last Trade Date for the November Crude Oil Futures Contract. Active CL traders can roll to the December contract as early as Thursday, October 18th, before the open. Read More
E-Mini S&P 500 Futures (ES) may be approaching a major level of support.
On a daily chart looking back to the start of 2016, these volatile sell offs do not appear as intense as they seem in the moment. Viewing historical price activity helps to gain a greater perspective of the strong uptrend the markets have been in.Read More
Signs of further tightening in the labor market and an additional drop in the jobless rate to 3.8% are both expectations for the upcoming September employment report.Read More
The Federal Reserve will conclude their monthly meeting tomorrow with a decision on how to proceed with interest rates.Read More
Friday, September 28th is the First Notice for the October Gold Futures contract. Active GC traders are eligible to roll to the succeeding contract as early as Wednesday, September 26th. Read More
Natural Gas futures traders can roll to the November contract as early as Monday, September 24th. The last trade date for October’s contract falls on Wednesday, September 26th.Read More
Thursday, September 20th marks the last trade date for the October Crude Oil Futures Contract. CL traders can roll to the November contract as early as Tuesday, September 18th. Read More
The last trade date for all currency futures falls on Monday, September 17th. Active currency futures traders can roll to the next contract as early Friday, September 14th.Read More
The last trade date for the September Equity Index contracts, including the ES, NQ, YM & RTY falls on Friday, September 21st. E-mini traders can roll to the December contract as early as Thursday, September 13th, before the open.Read More
Once again, wage growth will be the primary focus for many investors attempting to gauge inflation. Some metrics are showing wage growth lagging behind the CPI growth rate, causing concern for consumers in the future. With how tight the labor market appears, many believe it is only a matter of time until wage growth catches up. Read More