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Inside E-mini Equity Futures Webinar – Video Recast and Summary (2019-02-05)

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Today, Andrew Pawielski and I (Jace Jarboe) discussed the E-mini Equity Futures markets in our monthly Inside E-mini Equity Futures Webinar Series. Watch the recast from today’s event below.

Fundamental Analysis

I discuss the current market fundamental headlines including:

  • Trade negotiations with China
  • US Corporate Earnings
  • Tonight’s State of the Union from President Trump

Due to data delays resulting from the government shutdown, we did not review the Commitment of Traders report today. In addition, I discuss why no major negative headlines and a dovish Fed is bullish for the equity markets longer-term.

Technical Analysis

Andrew discussed today’s bullish price action overall and the different technical setups he outlined in today’s session in the MDA Premium Room. Andrew outlined the bullish and bearish trade opportunities mentioned earlier today for day trading setups.

Want to learn more about E-mini trading basics? Read our guide, Introduction to E-Mini Stock Index Futures >>

Are you interested in how the E-mini Equity Futures markets are impacted by these topics? Would you see value in what we offer to clients in real-time today? If you answered yes, then check out today’s webinar or sign up to attend a future event. Or, you are always welcome to call us directly to discuss these markets.

Want to learn more about E-mini trading basics? Read our guide, Introduction to E-Mini Stock Index Futures>>

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