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Reminder: Rollover Day For US Index Future Contracts
Every 3 months we have some newcomers wondering why the market they trade somehow:
1. having such a big jump in price right after the market close
2. having a price on the chart not matching the one they have on the order screen
No need to panic. It is just the rollover from the September contract to the December one.
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