ES Journal - 2019/2020

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Overnight said:
No. The CME open is 6PM ET for the next calendar trading date. The trading continues until 4:15PM ET that calendar day until we get the trading halt for 15 minutes. Then that calendar trading day continues until 5PM ET. Then the market closes for that calendar day. At 6PM ET, we're on the next calendar trading day. 4:45 AM ET trade opened this morning, that closes at 4:45PM ET today, is a trade booked as a trade for calendar day Tuesday, July 23rd. If you open a trade RIGHT NOW, at 9:45PM ET, on Tuesday July 23rd, it will be booked as a trade initiated on calendar day Wednesday, July 24th.

In futures, there really is no "after hours". We use those terms only to compare to the main equity Wall street hours, and the terms are intertwined. To most peoples' detriment I think.
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Anything after 4:30 PM and perhaps even 4 PM would be considered after hours. This is because trading at this time is outside the regular trading hours of the stock market --This is also when 2 guys in mommy's basement bedroom in their underwear can move the market.
 
Buy1Sell2 said:
Anything after 4:30 PM and perhaps even 4 PM would be considered after hours. --This is when 2 guys in mommy's basement bedroom in their underwear can move the market.
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Yes, this is the second time in as many posts in reply you have made mention of this basement deal. Why do you keep bringing it up? You gonna' try to move the market from a basement? Gonna' fight the fed here with some shorts?
 
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