Since its inception, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) has been an innovator in the trade of financial derivatives. From its lineup of E-mini equities to cryptocurrency futures, the CME provides active traders with a wide variety of alternatives. Read on to learn more about the new event-based contracts and how they may help you achieve… Read more.
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Trading 101: Understanding Futures Contracts Specifications
Understanding how to read and interpret futures contracts specifications is an important part of getting started in the market. A contract’s specifications spell out its parameters in concrete terms. If you’re not familiar with a product’s specs, then you shouldn’t be trading it!
All You Need to Know About Futures Trading in US: Exchanges and Offerings
By a wide margin, the single greatest benefit of futures is the diversity of alternatives. Products facing a multitude of asset classes stand at the ready to help market participants achieve a variety of goals. When futures trading US markets, there are two primary venues: the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) and the Chicago Board Options… Read more.
Andrew Pawielski Reviews CME Group’s Chief Economist Blu Putnam’s Report On 2016 Energy Markets
CME’s Chief Economist and managing director Blu Putnam recently wrote a report focusing on 8 specific factors that could influence the energy market in 2016 and beyond. The energy markets are what I like to follow, and I think the content of this report is worth reading.
How Do I Find Futures Spread Margins Listed at the CME Group and ICE Exchange?
This articles explains in detail how to find the Futures Spreads margins through the CME Group’s website and the ICE Exchange’s website.