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If you’ve ever spent the morning tuned into CNBC, then chances are you have heard of the S&P 500. However, you may have missed emerging economy products such as VanEck Vectors Gulf States Index ETF. Known as MES ETF holdings, the now delisted fund is a good example of how savvy investors secure exposure to… Read more.
On March 4, 1957, the Standard and Poor’s 500 (S&P 500) equities index was unveiled on Wall Street. With an initial market capitalization of $172 billion, the S&P 500 closely monitored the largest companies from the industrial (425), railroad (15), and utility (60) sectors. Over time, the index became a go-to benchmark for U.S. equities… Read more.
The lineup of E-mini futures listed on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) offers something for everyone. No matter whether your specialty is stocks, energies, or currencies, there’s an E-mini product that is right up your alley.
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The E-mini lineup of products available at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) gives traders a variety of options. The Exchange offers many asset classes, including energies, equities, ag commodities, and metals. With so many viable alternatives, finding E-mini trading strategies that work is not as difficult as you may think.
December E-Mini S&P – Multi-Profiles – Sell Zones CLICK IMAGES TO OPEN CHART CONTENT Breakdown of Today’s Update Published 12/7/17 8:30 am central: Traders, We have seen bears beginning to try and take control over the last couple sessions and the most recent move lower. We are seeing on scanner 2 of the 4-time frames bearish. We had… Read more.
The number of negative geopolitical issues has expanded consistently over the last two weeks, and this has undermined the long bull market in equities.
Recent US economic data has shown some signs of improvement, with industrial production, housing starts and jobless claims all indicating positive progression.
Just when it appeared that commodities were settling back on a deflationary track, leadership surfaced in fresh buying interest in gold, silver, platinum, soybeans, corn and crude oil.