E-mini S&P 500 settlement on 30Nov - is it wrong?

The futures are marked where they "should be" based on the closing index price of the SPX. SPX options are also remarked based on this figure as well. Basically as @truetype mentioned, trades after 3pm ct are thrown out, where normally they are marked based on their last trades at 3:15.
 
The futures are marked where they "should be" based on the closing index price of the SPX...

According to the end-of-month procedure, it's the mini that determines the fixing price of the daddy contract, not other way around. Interesting.

For products that have both a standard-size and E-mini futures contract, the E-mini futures contract will determine the fixing price for both products.
 
Nobody cares
Any claim of a trade made after the fact is just a fanciful story. There is no reason to call a trade after the fact other than braggadocio of something that didn't occur. After the fact trades are dismissed as being unreal.
 
Any claim of a trade made after the fact is just a fanciful story. There is no reason to call a trade after the fact other than braggadocio of something that didn't occur. After the fact trades are dismissed as being unreal.


:wtf:
 
15 minutes early? I'd always thought the futures settled at the EOM closing cash price. ??

I no longer keep track of ES, but 4:15 would be an exception -- aren't there still American-settled, too? Artifacts of construction. "Know your underlying!" And don't try to memorize it, cuz just when you do, they'll change it on you.
 
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