CME Scheduled To Reopen
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by DeWayne Reeves
CME Group will reopen its U.S. equity index futures and options on futures markets today at 5:00 p.m. CT for overnight electronic trading. The equity index markets will close tomorrow morning October 30, at 8:15 a.m. CT for both the trading floor and CME Globex in coordination with the announced closure of the U.S. equity markets because of Hurricane Sandy.
CME Group’s interest rate futures and options on futures including Treasury, Eurodollar and Fed Funds will reopen at 5:00 p.m. CT today and resume normal trading hours, including remaining open tomorrow, October 30. The re-opening for interest rate markets applies to both trading floor and CME Globex venues.
In addition, as a result of New York City’s continued mandatory evacuation of Zone A, which includes CME Group's NYMEX World Headquarters and New York trading floor, the New York floor will be closed on Tuesday, October 30. All New York floor-traded products will be available on ClearPort as well as CME Globex during their regular market hours.
All other CME Group futures and options on futures markets will remain open.
We will continue to monitor the situation as well as continue our coordination with other exchanges and will keep you updated as information becomes available. Source: CME Group
CME Scheduled To Reopen / CFRN Continues To Broadcast
As we brace for perhaps the biggest storm in US History, CFRN continues to broadcast on schedule. Our broadcast today took a different shape with most US Markets closed. We were joined by Jonathan a longtime friend of CFRN and Ms. Robin Dayne the Trading Coach.
In the absence of live markets to squawk about we turned to the human interest side of the storm and Robin delivered a Trading Psychology presentation for those in the audience. If you missed it be sure to listen to the Podcast by clicking the headphones above or via iTunes.
Robin has an upcoming Webinar -
Nov 5th - Webinar
4:15 PM-5:15 PM EST
"Creating a Powerful
Traders Identity"
Click to Register
We also have an upcoming Webinar -
CFRN Presents - Author, Mentor, Candlestick Trader Steve Bigalow
Exiting positions at the right time can make a huge difference in profits. Stephen Bigalow shares easy-to-recognize charting signals that identify when it’s time to take profits! If you've ever built up money in your trades, only to watch them slip away, then you know the importance of spotting trend reversals.
Brief overview of what will be covered:
Steve covers detailed technical analysis tools utilizing candlestick signals. Learning just a few major signals allows for bigger profits while preserving capital.
In less than one hour, anyone can begin using some of the 12 major signals used to trade any market condition.
1. How to identify pullbacks versus reversals
2. Easy to spot support and resistance price targets
3. Identify fast- moving stocks
4. Run with the Trend
Steve Bigalow was one of the early voices of CFRN way back in 2005/2006 when we first launched. Our careers diverged as Steve moved into equities just as I myself was leaving the stock market to plot my new course in the world of Emini Futures. Our paths have crossed once again and I am excited to announce - Steve is coming back. To celebrate, we're holding a get-together and You're Invited!
Wednesday October 31, 2012
3:30 - 4:30 CDT
Update On Overnight Tweets
If short November Soybeans #ZSX2 per our last Tweet, manage your stops. Never let a winner turn into a loser. #soybeans #ZS_F #trading
— DeWayne Reeves (@CFRN) October 29, 2012
(ZSX2) November Soybeans Tweet
British Pound #6BZ2 we are raising our entry to consider being short below 1.6063. The long side remains the same. $6B_F #currency #trading
— DeWayne Reeves (@CFRN) October 29, 2012
(6BZ2) British Pound Tweet
Also on today's showed we discussed this article -
4 Critical Goal Setting Tips For Emini Traders
As opportunities unfold we will keep you posted.
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