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S&P 500 Futures - Mar 25
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| Symbol | Exchange | Currency | ||
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| ESH25 | CME | USD | Delayed | |
| US500 | Derived | USD | Real-time | |
| ESc2 | CME | USD | Delayed | |
| ESc3 | CME | USD | Delayed |
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11:43:44 - Delayed Data. Currency in USD
- Prev. Close: 6,136.50
- Open: 6,131.50
- Day's Range: 6,087.50 - 6,142.50
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Delayed Futures - 10:42 - Friday, February 21st
| Month | Last | Chg. | Open | High | Low | Volume | Time | Chart | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mar 25 | 6102.25 | -34.25 | 6132.50 | 6142.50 | 6087.50 | 692683 | 10:42 | Q / C / O | |
| Jun 25 | 6161.25 | -33.50 | 6193.00 | 6200.75 | 6145.25 | 4069 | 10:41 | Q / C / O | |
| Sep 25 | 6209.75 | -41.25 | 6247.75 | 6249.00 | 6206.00 | 47 | 10:04 | Q / C / O | |
| Dec 25 | 6308.75s | -27.00 | 6308.75 | 6308.75 | 6297.50 | 2 | 02/20/25 | Q / C / O | |
| Mar 26 | 6361.50 | -4.75 | 6361.50 | 6361.50 | 6361.50 | 1 | 01:10 | Q / C / O | |
| Jun 26 | 6419.75s | -32.00 | 6419.75 | 6419.75 | 6419.75 | 0 | 02/20/25 | Q / C / O | |
| Sep 26 | 6478.25s | -37.00 | 6478.25 | 6478.25 | 6478.25 | 0 | 02/20/25 | Q / C / O | |
| Dec 26 | 6534.75s | -37.00 | 6534.75 | 6534.75 | 6534.75 | 0 | 02/20/25 | Q / C / O | |
| Mar 27 | 6586.00s | -37.00 | 6586.00 | 6586.00 | 6586.00 | 0 | 02/20/25 | Q / C / O | |
| Jun 27 | 6647.25s | -37.00 | 6647.25 | 6647.25 | 6647.25 | 0 | 02/20/25 | Q / C / O | |
| Sep 27 | 6708.50s | -37.00 | 6708.50 | 6708.50 | 6708.50 | 0 | 02/20/25 | Q / C / O | |
| Dec 27 | 6774.75s | -37.00 | 6774.75 | 6774.75 | 6774.75 | 0 | 02/20/25 | Q / C / O | |
| Mar 28 | 6839.75s | -37.00 | 6839.75 | 6839.75 | 6839.75 | 0 | 02/20/25 | Q / C / O | |
| Jun 28 | 6904.75s | -37.00 | 6904.75 | 6904.75 | 6904.75 | 0 | 02/20/25 | Q / C / O | |
| Sep 28 | 6969.75s | -37.00 | 6969.75 | 6969.75 | 6969.75 | 0 | 02/20/25 | Q / C / O | |
| Dec 28 | 7037.75s | -42.00 | 7037.75 | 7037.75 | 7037.75 | 0 | 02/20/25 | Q / C / O | |
| Mar 29 | 7108.75s | -42.00 | 7108.75 | 7108.75 | 7108.75 | 0 | 02/20/25 | Q / C / O | |
| Jun 29 | 7180.25s | -42.00 | 7180.25 | 7180.25 | 7180.25 | 0 | 02/20/25 | Q / C / O | |
| Sep 29 | 7271.75s | -42.00 | 7271.75 | 7271.75 | 7271.75 | 0 | 02/20/25 | Q / C / O | |
| Dec 29 | 7322.75s | -42.00 | 7322.75 | 7322.75 | 7322.75 | 0 | 02/20/25 | Q / C / O | |
| Mar 30 | 7392.75s | -42.00 | 7392.75 | 7392.75 | 7392.75 | 0 | 02/20/25 | Q / C / O |
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Feng Peng
Feb 17, 2025 0:24
6200 is getting closer
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George Thorm
Feb 12, 2025 8:42
Here we go this ones for real !! Kaboom
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George Thorm
Feb 12, 2025 8:42
Ok JimJim you’re right …. I surrender, it’s a totally fixed market controlled by those controlling the big 10. They can take the index anywhere they want ignoring all economic data and fundamentals. At least Tesla made my year on the 25% drop. Have fun.
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Reza Siadat
Feb 12, 2025 8:42
George Thorm its to do with contrrol and currency war ive been hooting about for 2.5 years. All yall thought i was crazy :( the stock market is owned and used as the asset class to borrow and make profits on loans on loans on loans. Til bond market collapses. This will rise OR WAR which trump seems to be stopping lol
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Reza Siadat
Feb 12, 2025 8:42
Reza Siadat lastly this has nothjng todo with their narrative of everyday traders. Garbage lie. It’s institutional and the real stock owners are using rhe banks and banks making profits to hide the realestate losses. With free gov moneys printed. Rich feeding the rich. Hence why rich get richer.
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JimJim12
Feb 12, 2025 8:42
Yep so obvious, lol and they say in the titles, investors bla bla bla, investors move nothing... but still buy the dip ones have been winning for almost 20y
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George Thorm
Feb 05, 2025 12:04
Layoffs climbing in Europe and the USA, who’s going to buy the goods ?
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JimJim12
Feb 05, 2025 12:04
No one needs to buy anything, it's just a Ponzy, big pile of cash no matter what it has to go somewhere... look at Bitcoin it's the best example of buying air... no gold no goods no infrastructure, nothing, just a pile of cash that has to exist mainly because criminals can trade easily... way easier than a suitcase full of cash
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Matthew Correia
Feb 05, 2025 12:04
so anybody that owns bitcoin is a criminal?
Paper currency has no real value. it is printed/inflated/deflated daily.
what you are really saying is only gold/precious metals should be used for legal tender?
ever carry a brick of gold or silver? way more heavy than cash.
how else can we modernize currency? it sort of needs to go digital to get rid of paper currency
at least btc cant be printed/artificially inflated much like gold and paper money
gold can be inflated/deflated by supply control(which they do)
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JimJim12
Feb 05, 2025 12:04
Nah not anybody that owns, it just serves that field too well... and yes now paper currencies don't have a fraction of something to back the value but it's still less air than coins. From a digital or not point of view there's no real difference between usd and btc, besides banks can monitor the transactions or not... don't worry they didn't started the paper press in 2019 and on they just used the keyboard and allow numerical not really existing usd to flow in the system and dillute what was already there...
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Matthew Correia
Feb 05, 2025 12:04
Paxg is one crypto actually backed strictly by gold. Not a bad invention. It is essentially digital gold. Bitcoin, I dont really see a purpose.
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George Thorm
Feb 02, 2025 3:37
And silly Trump has started trade wars, this’ll send the markets lower. Let the dictatorship commence. Those poor voters got sucked in like sewage into a septic truck.
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Matthew Correia
Feb 02, 2025 3:37
trade war has been going on for decades... Trump is just finally hitting back for Americans.
Liberalism /anti industry pushed a lot of manufacturing out of USA which forced all its citizens to buy imported and inferior products at a premium. This is intended to force manufacturing back to the USA to give americans jobs, and also to build products in America where they can be sold at world markets at a premium
If you are anti american, I could see how you see it otherwise...
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Matthew Correia
Feb 02, 2025 3:37
biden was the dictator
he tried to censor free speech
he tried to take american guns away
he left boarder open to illegals and known terrorist
he funnled trillions into foreign countries causing inflation
also look how all their net worths sky rocketed off 150,000 salaries.
trump works for free. did not charge tax payers a dime.
name 1 thing trump did that was dictator-like, that biden did not do himself?
biden pardoned his son and many other democrats. why pardon them if they did nothing illegally?
the left tried to kill trump 2 times due to the rhetoric that the left spewed
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George Thorm
Feb 02, 2025 3:37
Matthew Correia Why are you talking anout Biden ? Thats not the discussion. Always shifting blame the MAGA way because if they concentrated on their leader they would see the absolute chaos evolving.
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Matthew Correia
Feb 02, 2025 3:37
what chaos?
biden ran the show for last 4 years. Now suddenly Trump is to blame? lol... sure bud..
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George Thorm
Feb 02, 2025 3:37
Matthew Correia Look up the word ‘evolving’
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George Thorm
Jan 29, 2025 21:24
Don’t let the SP drop no matter how bad the earnings lol
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Feng Peng
Jan 29, 2025 21:24
Only up, no dump
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JimJim12
Jan 29, 2025 21:24
That's what I was affraid of... always like that, be a Pavlov dog and you win until the real deal comes, if it comes one day
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JimJim12
Jan 29, 2025 21:24
For now just too big to fail
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George Thorm
Jan 29, 2025 21:24
George Thorm
Jan 27, 2025 2:56
Back on track for 5.500 and lower
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Feng Peng
Jan 27, 2025 2:56
6200 next
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Feng Peng
Jan 23, 2025 18:39
6200!!
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David Brooks
Jan 23, 2025 9:16
This forum on Investing.com was once a very good place to get in on market discussions.
Remember the good-ole-days of Covid-era volatility. There was a fortune to be made.
With good insights from some common contributors - thank you George, Reza and remember Evan Soukas who became Van Suka to become anonymous. (but we knew).
Also the expected hype - such as "7000 coming" or "Drop Baby Drop", or "Crash is Coming" - that is always good for a laugh.
But now it is "crickets" most days.
Any suggestions for a good forum for high level market discussions?
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George Thorm
Jan 23, 2025 9:16
Reddit not bad but you need to do lots of trawling. Agree these comment sections way too quiet. But anyway AI is overhyped and will ultimately be the downfall of these markets.
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Reza Siadat
Jan 23, 2025 9:16
George Thorm still here but not worth guessing. Im still at 6300+ unless real war breaks out with iran or russia. 1929 and tulip crash was exact same. As the true cause to this market crash/meltup and lead to world wars is a change in worlds currency. One who holds the $ or whatever mode of excahnge. Rules the world. Period
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Reza Siadat
Jan 23, 2025 9:16
George Thorm and agreed ai is the new hype to print and banks to lend on with no valuation/appraised value. Complete nonsense imo. People need food and fuel and shelter. Not chatgpt to tell them pizza recipes quicker
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George Thorm
Jan 21, 2025 10:35
6.020 is Pivot point again for another downward move
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BT Dub
Jan 21, 2025 10:35
Opps
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George Thorm
Jan 21, 2025 10:35
BT Dub
Jan 21, 2025 10:35
George Thorm 6925 coming I think
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George Thorm
Jan 21, 2025 10:35
George Thorm
Jan 21, 2025 10:35
George Thorm
Jan 10, 2025 8:32
And so the rout begins
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JimJim12
Jan 10, 2025 8:32
looks like it might already be over
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Reza Siadat
Jan 10, 2025 8:32
6300 coming
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George Thorm
Jan 10, 2025 8:32
Ha ha give it time, nice to see you guys back !
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Reza Siadat
Jan 10, 2025 8:32
George Thorm i stopped looking at this nonsense made up market. Zero fundamentals. Stocks no one can afford except the super rich. But seems 6300 incoming gents
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