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Covid-19 numbers are growing, and it doesn't feel like the markets care. With election uncertainty dissipating and the likelihood of a split congress, equity futures remain relatively unfazed.
It's...
Covid-19 numbers are growing, and it doesn't feel like the markets care. With election uncertainty dissipating and the likelihood of a split congress, equity futures remain relatively unfazed.
It's...
Got another one this morning! After the 8:30 CT bell, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures both notched another high print on their belts. Dow futures came close, falling shy by just a few ticks, and then...
You know Nasdaq to be a multi-billion dollar, global exchange, but it wasn’t always that way. In 2003, Nasdaq made an out-of-the-box hire with Bob Greifeld. Bob oversaw the digital revolution in...
The first half of 2019 is in the history books and, after solid gains in the first quarter, stocks and bonds added to the bullish trend in Q2. Crude Oil was little changed and Gold was a bright spot...
Time for earnings. Several large banks release results on Friday, and the floodgates on first-quarter reports open wide the following week. With the S&P 500 up sharply year to date, the rally will be...
After experiencing losses last year, almost every asset class is moving higher through the first quarter 2019. Stocks are rallying. Bonds are bid. The dollar is up. But the biggest gains have been in...
We say it often — trading is all about your risk-to-reward ratio. In this trade, Brad M. from Chicago nailed going long Nasdaq ($NQ) futures and riding one contract for more than 100 points and...
The best part about trading being 23 hours a day is that it can present opportunities at any point in the day. For many traders that trade futures part-time, that means that the market is there when...
Nasdaq futures ($NQ) are one of the more volatile trading instruments. In fact, many traders might think that keeping a sub-10 point stop in them would be a challenge not worth taking. Yet, as we...
Futures traders have a lot of information to process in order to make good trades. How are correlated markets performing? What is the long-term trend? What is the trend for the day? But one thing...
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