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NFP, 4th of July Trading Hours, Stock Market Stats; Your 3 Important Need-To-Knows for Trading Futures on July 3rd, 2025

Posted on July 2, 2025 by Cannon Operations

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NFP Tomorrow + 4th of July Friday

By Mark O’Brien, Senior Broker

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NFP is tomorrow rather than the usual Friday release!

Stock index futures will close early tomorrow at 12:15 Central time

Take care that the markets are in “holiday mode,” meaning trade participation and thus liquidity can decrease into the Independence Day holiday on Friday. This is more relevant than usual in that it comes along with the early release of this month’s employment report.

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U.S. June Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) data will be released tomorrow morning at 7:30 A.M., Central Time, a day earlier that its typical first-Friday-of-the-month release.

Economists are forecasting non-farm payrolls to come in at +110,000 compared to the previous month’s +139,000. The June jobless rate is expected at 4.3%, up +0.1% compared to the previous month. Average hourly earnings are expected up +0.3% month over month. On top of that, weekly Jobless Claims will be released simultaneously.

Please see the schedule below for trading hours tomorrow and Friday. Note that trading hours will be abbreviated tomorrow and Friday.

Found some stock market stats: per data from the St. Louis Federal Reserve, the wealthiest Americans control a majority of shares. The top 1% own half of all corporate equities and mutual funds in the U.S. When factoring in the top 10% of Americans by wealth, ownership of the group rises to close to 90% of all stock market holdings.

This number has not changed meaningfully over time, with the percentage oscillating between 80% and 90% in data that goes back to the end of the 1980’s.

4^th of July Holiday Trading Schedule:

Globex:

Grains

Friday – Closed

Sunday – 7:00 p.m. CT Re-open

Livestock

Friday – Closed

Monday – 8:30 a.m. CT Re-open

Cryptocurrencies

Friday – 12:00 p.m. CT Close

Sunday – 5:00 p.m. CT Re-open

Energy

Friday – 12:00 p.m. CT Close

Sunday – 5:00 p.m. CT Re-open

Friday – 12:00 p.m. CT Close

Sunday – 5:00 p.m. CT Re-open

Interest Rates

Friday – 12:00 p.m. CT Close

Sunday – 5:00 p.m. CT Re-open

Metals

Friday – 12:00 p.m. CT Close

Sunday – 5:00 p.m. CT Re-open

Stock Indices

Thursday – 12.15 p.m. CT Close

Thursday – 5.00 p.m. CT Re-open

Friday – 12:00 p.m. CT Close

Sunday – 5:00 p.m. CT Re-open

ICE US

Sugar, Coffee, Cotton, Cocoa, FCOJ

Friday – Closed

Monday – Regular Hours (Cotton re-open at 7.00 a.m. CT)

Canola

Friday – Regular Hours

U.S. Dollar Index

Friday – 12:00 p.m. CT Close

Sunday – 5:00 p.m. CT Re-open

Sept. Mini SP 500

Although the weekly chart is trading at an all-time high, the September Emini S&P daily chart is challenging its contract high. At this point, a breakout with new sustained highs would project a run to the second upside PriceCount objective to the 6479 area.

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USDA Numbers, Brazilian Real, Levels & Reports; Your 4 Important Need-To-Knows for Trading Futures on July 1st, 2025

Posted on June 30, 2025 by Cannon Operations

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USDA Numbers from Today

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Tomorrow, we start July with a plethora of reports as we will have a short trading week with 4th of July on Friday.

USDA pegged this year’s planted corn acreage at 95.203 million acres, with soybeans at 83.380 million – both coming in slightly below USDA’s March 31 estimate and below the average pre-report trade guess. The soybean acreage may come in even lower in August, based on our expectations that the late wheat harvest will prevent some double-cropped soybeans to get planted.

That likely would not have fully been accounted for in this June 1 survey. All wheat acreage rose slightly, with small gains across the board for winter and spring wheat. None of these acreage numbers are really market movers, other than the fact that an even lower soybean acreage estimate leaves us more vulnerable to a weather scare.

The June 1 quarterly stocks survey results were relatively close to pre-report estimates as well, although both soybeans and wheat came in a bit higher than expected. The corn, soybean and wheat stocks estimate suggest less residual usage, which translates into less feed usage for wheat for the previous marketing year, with implications then for the current year as well.

That’s been a pattern for USDA in recent years, suggesting that perhaps it is under-estimating the size of U.S. wheat crops. But overall, this is one of the tamer June 30 sets of reports that I’ve seen in a while, with the market now moving on to trade weather, potential trade agreements, and biofuel policy.

USDA inspected 53.9 million bushels of corn for export in the week ending June 26, along with 8.3 million bushels of soybeans, 16 million bushels of wheat, and 0.4 million bushels of grain sorghum. Marketing year to date export inspections total 2.163 billion bushels, up 490 million bushels or 29% from the previous year’s pace, and up 138 million bushels from the seasonal pace needed to hit USDA’s target for the marketing year that ends on August 31.

As such, look for USDA to increase its old-crop corn export target again in its July WASDE crop report, although the trade is now focused on new crop growing conditions. The gap continues to grow week to week. Marketing year to date soybean export inspections total 1.685 billion bushels, up 158 million bushels or 10% from the previous year’s pace. The total exceeds the seasonal pace needed to hit USDA’s target by 66 million bushels, but that gap continues to shrink each week.

Brazilian Real

The weekly Brazilian real chart established a long term low last fall. Now, on the correction higher, we have activated upside PriceCount objectives to aim for.

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Drawdowns, ISM, EIA Energy, Beige Book; Your 4 Important Need-To-Knows for Trading Futures on June 4th, 2025

Posted on June 3, 2025 by Cannon Operations

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ISM, EIA Energy, Beige Book

By John Thorpe, Senior Broker

Relatively quiet day in most futures markets today,

Not much regularly scheduled economic or earnings news tomorrow with a glint of fed speakers, only 2.

The Drawdown

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Rather than doing a market recap today below is a brief I put together regarding drawdowns and the psychology of drawdowns: In my opinion, they are not a bad thing, in fact I believe that drawdown periods are a very sane and good thing for any solid strategy. Drawdown periods are very efficient to shake out weak traders from the strategy while smarter traders can pick up their money (which is the name of the game after all). The time that passes since the first equity high until we reach a new equity high is the drawdown period. So, a drawdown period has two dimensions:

The drawdown depth and the drawdown length.

Most people care about the drawdown depth as this is what is easier to see on back tests. However, the human the brain is much more affected by drawdown length. During live trading, it is easier to deal with a 10% drawdown for one week than with a 5% drawdown for five months.

Detailed statistical information about the strategy: Expected profit, expected drawdown, maximal drawdown depth and length, average win percentage, reward to risk ratio, …
Different scenarios and the actions to take (if any): intense and/or deep drawdown periods and what to do (or do nothing), whether to trade during Christmas time or summertime, whether to keep open positions during weekends or not, what to do after a losing year (or do nothing), funding and withdrawing plan, …
A very clear worst-case scenario: it is basically the “line in the sand” where we know that the strategy has lost it’s edge and something must be done (stop trading the strategy, adapting parameters, …). There are many ways to calculate it (double the max historical drawdown, using Montecarlo simulations, using regression lines multiplied by x times the standard deviation on the equity curve, …). In the end it is a number. The important thing is to have it written in the trading plan.

When facing a problem that generates pain or panic such as a sudden deep drawdown, most of the time, when analyzed with rigor and care, the problem is not so important, and everything is within expected statistics. You will see that there were many periods in the past with similar characteristics.

Market volatility is here to stay for the foreseeable future with its ebbs and flows.

Choose your opportunities wisely. Today’s market swings were largely back to normal (pre tariff talk normal)

Tomorrow:

Econ Data: ISM Services PMI, EIA Energy

FED Speak: 2

Earnings: Dollar Tree

Tariff news: Anything goes!

July Wheat – Corn Spread

It took a couple of attempts but the July wheat – corn spread has decisively broken out above the extended downtrend, and activated upside PriceCounts objectives in the process. The first count projects a possible run to the $1.20 area.

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Trading Futures: Financial, Energy, Softs – Your 3 Important Need-To-Knows For Trading Futures on May 29th, 2025

Posted on May 28, 2025 by Cannon Operations

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What to Know Before Trading Futures on May 29th

Key points for Trading Futures Tomorrow:

By Mark O’Brien, Senior Broker

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Trading Futures – Financial:

Minutes of the May 6-7 Federal Reserve policy meeting were released today and officials signaled concern that large tariff hikes would push up prices and could risk stoking higher inflation. Policymakers largely agreed that heightened economic uncertainty and increased risks of both higher unemployment and inflation warranted no change in their wait-and-see policy stance. Investors in interest-rate futures markets expect the Fed will hold rates steady through the summer.

Trading Futures – Energy:

Oil prices gained more than 1% today on supply concerns as OPEC+ agreed to leave their output policy unchanged and as U.S. barred Chevron from exporting Venezuelan crude.

Investors anticipated members of OPEC+ would agree to a production increase later this week.

Still, July crude oil futures have remained range bound between $60 and $63 per barrel for the last two weeks and well below its 100-day moving average near $66.20.

July natural gas prices slumped mid-session today with it’s the latest threat from the July contract to move through its 200-day moving average near $3.53. A break below could open the door to further losses, with downside risk extending to $3.444 and possibly $3.338 in the short term.

Trading Futures

The near-term weather outlook remains a bearish overhang. Forecasts through June 3rd call for cooler temperatures across the eastern half of the U.S., including Texas and the South, dragging national demand lower.

Softs:

July sugar futures settled down 0.32 to 16.90 cents per pound, the lowest price since mid-January.

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CPI/PPI Week, July – September Corn, Trading Using ALGOS: 3 Important Need-to-Knows for the Week Ahead

Posted on May 9, 2025 by Cannon Operations

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Cannon Futures Weekly Letter

In Today’s Issue #1241

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LIVE, FREE Demo for Futures & Options
The Week Ahead – CPI/PPI Week! Chair Powell on Thursday.
Futures 102 – Trading Set Ups for Review
Hot Market of the Week – July-Sept. Corn Spread
Broker’s Trading System of the Week – Notorious ES Day Trading System
Trading Levels for Next Week
Trading Reports for Next Week

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Important Notices: The Week Ahead

By John Thorpe, Senior Broker

CPI/PPI Week! Chair Powell on Thursday

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More volatility to come as next week all markets will be reacting to whatever comes out of Geneva, Switzerland where U.S.-China trade representatives will be meeting for the first time since the tariff tantrums had begun. Therefore, increased volatility expectations.

WASDE Monday, 11a.m. CT World Agricultural Supply and Demand

Economic hard data Highlights next week will include Consumer Price Index and Producer Price Index as Tues. and Wed. respectively. The Y o Y forecast is 2.4 % for the CPI and Next month’s PPI numbers should reflect producer price changes affected by global tariff implementation.

Earnings reports will reflect 900+ total reports while we are in the top of the 5th inning of earnings season, the reports can still impact the indices but much less than in past weeks.

Highlighted by Constellation Software, Honda motor Company, Tencent Holding LTD., Siemens AG, Sony Corp, Walmart, Alibaba to name a few Large Cap stocks

Earnings Next Week:

Mon. Constellation Group
Tue. Honda Motor Company
Wed. Tencent, Cisco, Siemens, Sony
Thu. Walmart, Alibaba
Fri. Quiet

FED SPEECHES:

Mon. Kugler 9:25 am CT
Tues. Quiet
Wed. Waller 4:15 a.m. CT, Jefferson 8:10 a.m. CT, Daly 4:40 p.m. CT
Thu. Fed Chair Powell 7:40 a.m. CT, Barr 1:05 p.m. CT, at the Thomas Laubach Research Conference, Washington, D.C.
Fri. Williams 8:05 am CDT

Economic Data week:

Mon. WASDE
Tue. CPI 7:30 a.m. CT , Redbook
Wed. EIA Crude Stocks
Thur. Continuing Jobless Claims, PPI, Philly Fed, Retail Sales, Capacity Utilization, Hsg Mkt Index, .EIA Nat Gas
Fri. Bldg Permits, Housing Starts, Mich. Consumer Sentiment

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July-September Corn Spread

The July – Sep corn spread completed its first downside PriceCount objective to the 19.75 area and is consolidating for a moment. If the chart can resume its slide, the second count would project a possible slide to the 11 area.

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Futures Trading Disclaimer:

Transactions in securities futures, commodity and index futures and options on futures carry a high degree of risk. The amount of initial margin is small relative to the value of the futures contract, meaning that transactions are heavily “leveraged”.

A relatively small market movement will have a proportionately larger impact on the funds you have deposited or will have to deposit: this may work against you as well as for you.

You may sustain a total loss of initial margin funds and any additional funds deposited with the clearing firm to maintain your position. If the market moves against your position or margin levels are increased, you may be called upon to pay substantial additional funds on short notice to maintain your position.

If you fail to comply with a request for additional funds within the time prescribed, your position may be liquidated at a loss and you will be liable for any resulting deficit.

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You may lose all or more of your initial investment. Opinions, market data, and recommendations are subject to change at any time.

Good Friday Modified Trading Schedule

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July Corn, 3 Powerful Insights from Corn’s Easter Rally: What Traders Need to Know Now

Posted on April 17, 2025April 17, 2025 by Cannon Operations

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Markets are Closed Tomorrow!

Markets are closed tomorrow!! July Corn!

Trading Corn Futures

See Good Friday Schedule below.

This coming Friday, April 18th is Good Friday.

Please see below the modified trading schedule for Good Friday and Easter for CME and ICE exchanges

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July Corn

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July corn rallied to its second upside PriceCount objective off the spring low and the chart is correcting its overbought posture. At this point, IF the chart can resume its rally into new sustained highs, the third count would project a possible run to the $5.20 area which is consistent with the February high and the original second count off the contract low.

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5 Eye-Catching Futures Trading Events to Watch in a Volatile 4-Day Week

Posted on April 11, 2025April 14, 2025 by Jenny Collins

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Cannon Futures Trading Weekly Letter

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In Today’s Issue #1238

Good Friday Futures Trading Schedule
The Week Ahead –
Futures 102 – Options on Futures Trading for Equity Traders Course
Hot Market of the Week – May Corn Wheat Spread
Broker’s Futures Trading System of the Week – X Factor ES Day Trading System
Trading Levels for Next Week
Trading Reports for Next Week

Good Friday Modified Trading Schedule

This coming Friday, April 18th is Good Friday.

Please see below the modified futures trading schedule for Good Friday and Easter for CME and ICE exchanges

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Important Futures Trading Notices: The Week Ahead

By John Thorpe, Senior Broker

Tariffs News & FOMC Minutes to Dominate Markets & Volatility

4 day trading week ahead, Earnings season is here! Fed Chair Powell speech on Wednesday.

More volatility to come as next week all markets will be reacting to the potential for tariff implementations creating uncertainty in the marketplace. Some countries are coming to the table , here is one sample.

”Thailand’s finance minister Friday said they are planning on cutting import tariffs on US Corn, move to import more US natural gas and increase joint investment in the energy sector.

“Thailand’s exports to the US were $54.9 billion, around 19% of their total exports. The US is estimated to run a trade deficit of -$45.6 billion with Thailand.”

Therefore, increased volatility expectations continue.

Highlights next week will include Housing Data as well as the Powell speech. Earnings reports will be in full swing for Q1, it is my belief the recent equity selloffs are partially related to the future of earnings report guidance as uncertainty continues.

Will sell the rumor buy the facts be in play?

Earnings Next Week:

Mon. Quiet
Tue. J&J, B of A, b4 open
Wed. The Progressive Corp b4 open
Thu. United Healthcare b4 open, Netflix after close
Fri. Markets Closed in Observance of Good Friday

FED SPEECHES:

Mon. Barkin 11am CDT, Waller, 12 noon CDT, Harker 5pm CDT, Bostic 6:40 PM CDT
Tues. Barkin 10:35am CDT, Cook 4:10pm CDT
Wed. Hammack 11am CDT, Fed Chair Powell Speech 12:30pm CDT, Schmid 6:00pm CDT
Thu. Barr 10:45am CDT,
Fri. Markets Closed in Observance of Good Friday

Economic Data week:

Mon. US Consumer Inflation Expectations
Tue. Empire State MFG. Index
Wed. Retail Sales, industrial Production, Cap Utilization, Bus. Inventories, NAHB Hsg. Market Index, EIA Crude Stocks,
Thur. Bldg. Permits, Housing Starts, Jobless Claims, Philly Fed, EIA Nat Gas
Fri. Markets Closed in Observance of Good Friday

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May Wheat – Corn Spread

The May wheat – corn spread is threatening to break down into a new contract low. At this point, new sustained lows would project a possible slide to the third PriceCount objective in the 16 area.

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Futures Trading Disclaimer:

A relatively small market movement will have a proportionately larger impact on the funds you have deposited or will have to deposit: this may work against you as well as for you. You may sustain a total loss of initial margin funds and any additional funds deposited with the clearing firm to maintain your position.

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