Start trading September currencies and stock indices.
Tomorrow June index futures will expire into cash at 8:30 AM Central time.
Monday, June 19, 2023 US bank will be closed in observance of Juneteenth. There will be no money transactions Wires, ACH, Internal transfer and or currency conversion.
Please see modified trading schedule HERE.
Quick video on Projecting possible targets when trading futures below!
Rollover is here for stock indices. i.e., the E-mini and Micro S&P, Nasdaq, Dow Jones and Russell 2000.
Volume in the June contracts will begin to drop off until their expiration next Friday, June 16th (8:30 A.M., Central Time). At that point, trading in these contracts halts. Stock index futures are CASH SETTLED contracts. If you hold any June futures contracts through 8:30 A.M., Central Time on Friday, June 16th, they will be offset with the cash settlement price, as set by the exchange.
The month code for September is ‘U.’ Please consider carefully how you place orders when changing over.
Watch the video below on how to rollover your market depth and charts!
Plan your trade and trade your plan.
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Futures Trading Levels
for 06-16-2023
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