Suspicious e-mini trades
House Democrats demand probe into ‘suspicious’ stock trades surrounding economy-shifting statements by Trump. e-mini futures contracts immediately prior to major geopolitical events CHICAGO, Oct. 18, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- CME Group regularly monitors its markets for suspicious activity. As it relates to the Vanity Fair article published on October 17, 2019 , regarding activities in the E-mini S&P 500 futures contract, the allegations about the trading activity are patently false. In Cohan’s opening anecdote, for instance, “someone” shorted 120,000 e-mini futures on Sept. 13 of this year. That tale is followed up by another one where “someone” bought 82,000 On Wednesday, Vanity Fair published an article pointing out several cases of suspicious timing between extremely large e-mini S&P 500 futures market trades and subsequent announcements from All he really has is the feeling on the part of some traders on the floor that the size and timing of the trades look suspicious. Does that mean there's nothing to see here? it was just below 3000, a gain of 84 points, or $4,200 per e-mini contract. Whoever bought the 420,000 e-minis on June 28 had made a handsome profit of nearly $1.8 Here's the most potent example of suspicious trading: [A] trader, or group of traders bought 420,000 September e-minis [the most popular future's contract linked to the S&P 500 stocks index] in
Federal regulators might start here: In the last 10 minutes of trading on Friday, August 23, as the markets were roiling in the face of more bad trade news, someone bought 386,000 September e-minis.
The following week was a good one in the stock market, thanks to the Trump announcement. It gained 84 points, or $4,200 per e-mini contract. Whoever bought the 420,000 e-minis on June 28 made almost $1.8 billion in profit. In the last 10 minutes of trading on Aug. 23, markets were in turmoil over bad trade news. House Democrats demand probe into ‘suspicious’ stock trades surrounding economy-shifting statements by Trump. e-mini futures contracts immediately prior to major geopolitical events Cohan writes about one trade in which someone bought 82,000 “ e-mini A $190 million profit earned on the knee-jerk whimsy of a Trump blurt is pocket lint compared with another suspicious Cohan refers to the trades happening near the close for electronically traded e-mini futures contracts, which is 5 p.m. ET. suspicious trades, you'd expect the overall market price to rise on All he really has is the feeling on the part of some traders on the floor that the size and timing of the trades look suspicious. Does that mean there's nothing to see here? it was just below 3000, a gain of 84 points, or $4,200 per e-mini contract. Whoever bought the 420,000 e-minis on June 28 had made a handsome profit of nearly $1.8 WASHINGTON – Today, former prosecutors Congressman Ted W. Lieu (D-Los Angeles County) and Congresswoman Kathleen Rice (D-NY) sent letters to the FBI, the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission calling for an investigation following a Vanity Fair report of the suspicious timing around sales of e-mini futures contracts immediately prior to major How to trade Emini futures Pt 1 - Advantages & Disadvantages of emini futures. This is a new video series that we have begun to explain to you everything you need to know about how to trade emini
Here's the most potent example of suspicious trading: [A] trader, or group of traders bought 420,000 September e-minis [the most popular future's contract linked to the S&P 500 stocks index] in
All he really has is the feeling on the part of some traders on the floor that the size and timing of the trades look suspicious. Does that mean there's nothing to see here? it was just below 3000, a gain of 84 points, or $4,200 per e-mini contract. Whoever bought the 420,000 e-minis on June 28 had made a handsome profit of nearly $1.8
The article describes five big trades in S&P 500 e-mini futures from June 28 to Sept. 13, ranging from 55,000 to 420,000 contracts.
All he really has is the feeling on the part of some traders on the floor that the size and timing of the trades look suspicious. Does that mean there's nothing to see here? it was just below 3000, a gain of 84 points, or $4,200 per e-mini contract. Whoever bought the 420,000 e-minis on June 28 had made a handsome profit of nearly $1.8 Here's the most potent example of suspicious trading: [A] trader, or group of traders bought 420,000 September e-minis [the most popular future's contract linked to the S&P 500 stocks index] in
Cohan refers to the trades happening near the close for electronically traded e-mini futures contracts, which is 5 p.m. ET. suspicious trades, you'd expect the overall market price to rise on
House Dems Seek Probe Into “Suspicious” Stock Trades Following Trump Statements e-mini futures contracts immediately prior to major geopolitical events,” Lieu and Rice wrote. Don’t miss a beat “The trades preceded such events as the Saudi Aramco attack as well as announcements related to progress in talks between the United “As it relates to the Vanity Fair article published on October 17, 2019, regarding activities in the E-mini S&P 500 futures contract, the allegations about the trading activity are patently
18 Oct 2019 A story showing supposedly shady stock trades before Trump headlines Cohan refers to the trades happening near the close for electronically traded e- mini across the entire market equaled the Cohan's "suspicious trade.