CMEGroup is the world's leading and most diverse derivatives marketplace.
CMEGroup offers a wide range of products, including futures and options contracts, for commodities, currencies, indexes, and more.
To open an account with CMEGroup, you can fill out an online application or contact a CME-certified broker.
You can trade on CMEGroup by using a CME-certified broker, trading through an electronic trading platform, or using the CME Direct order entry platform.
A futures contract is an agreement to buy or sell a specific product at a predetermined price on a certain date in the future.
An options contract gives the buyer the right, but not the obligation, to buy or sell a specific product at a predetermined price on or before a specific date.
Market data is available on the CME Group website or through CME Direct, the company's flagship electronic trading platform.
Yes, there is a fee for accessing CMEGroup market data. The fees vary depending on the type of data and usage.
If you discover a pricing error on CMEGroup, you should immediately contact your broker or the CME Group Market Regulation Department.
CME Globex is an electronic trading platform used by CMEGroup to trade futures and options contracts.
The CME Globex trading platform is accessible through a certified broker or directly through the CME Group website.
A connection error on the CME Globex trading platform can be caused by a variety of factors, including internet connectivity issues or technical difficulties with the platform.
You can troubleshoot a connection error on CME Globex by checking your internet connection, clearing your browser's cache, and contacting your broker or the CME Group Technical Support team if the issue persists.
The margin requirement for trading on CMEGroup varies based on the product being traded. You can find specific margin requirements on the CME Group website or through your broker.
No, you cannot adjust your margin requirement on CMEGroup. It is set by the exchange and varies based on the product being traded.
You can transfer funds to your CMEGroup account through check, wire transfer, or electronic funds transfer. Contact your broker for specific instructions.
If you experience a trading error on CMEGroup, you should contact your broker or the CME Group Market Regulation Department for assistance.
A contract month is the month in which a futures or options contract expires.
A stop order becomes a market order to buy or sell a specified number of contracts at the best available price once a designated price is reached, while a limit order specifies the maximum price at which a buyer is willing to buy or a seller is willing to sell.
If your trade is rejected on CMEGroup, it means that the order was not executed due to an issue or error.
To cancel an order on CMEGroup, you can use the CME Direct trading platform or contact your broker.
The tick size, or minimum price fluctuation, varies by product on CMEGroup. You can find the tick size on the CME Group website or through your broker.
Yes, CMEGroup offers a simulated trading environment for market participants to practice trading before using real money. You can access the demo account by registering on the CME Group website.
If your account falls below margin requirements, your broker may issue a margin call to request additional funds or may liquidate your positions to cover the margin deficiency.
If you forgot your CMEGroup password, you can reset it through the CME Group website. If you are experiencing technical difficulties, you can contact the CME Group Technical Support team for assistance.
If you see any unauthorized activity on your CMEGroup account, you should contact your broker or the CME Group Market Regulation Department immediately.
Historical data for CMEGroup products can be found on the CME Group website, specifically on the Market Data section.