FREE CME Futures Trading Signals

Live futures signals with tick-precise entries, stops and targets — trade the contracts to a defined plan with live status on every setup. Tap any contract for its full history.

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LIVE 9 instruments Last signal 2587m ago 8 active now

Performance

Recent Results

Per-symbol net percentage outcome by day across the last 30 trading sessions. Filter to a symbol to isolate its track.

Monthly Summary Click to toggle

Month, Year	Total (Net %)	Nasdaq 100	S&P 500	Dow Jones 30	DAX 40	Gold	WTI	Natural Gas	Australian Dollar
Month-to-date	579.0	45.0	0.0	55.0	62.0	43.0	81.0	69.0	160.0
August 2026	2,135.0	24.0	86.0	112.0	131.0	197.0	242.0	155.0	642.0
July 2026	1,074.0	106.0	18.0	51.0	22.0	90.0	214.0	140.0	57.0
June 2026	1,414.0	27.0	47.0	160.0	50.0	105.0	261.0	99.0	188.0
May 2026	1,081.0	14.0	16.0	55.0	31.0	152.0	209.0	125.0	88.0

Month, Year	Total (Net %)	British Pound	Euro FX
Month-to-date	579.0	62.0	2.0
August 2026	2,135.0	371.0	175.0
July 2026	1,074.0	218.0	158.0
June 2026	1,414.0	256.0	221.0
May 2026	1,081.0	228.0	163.0

Disclaimer: Past performance does not guarantee future results, and the results shown here represent historical outcomes only and may not be repeated. Please trade and invest with caution; the information provided is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment or trading advice.

6A JUN26 1 Hour

Sep 18, 2026 · 08:00 GMT

Sell

Entry 0.7116

Stop Loss 0.7128

TP1 0.7104

TP2 0.7092

TP3 0.7080

TP4 0.7068

6B JUN26 1 Hour

Sep 18, 2026 · 08:00 GMT

Sell

Entry 1.338

Stop Loss 1.339

TP1 1.337

TP2 1.336

TP3 1.334

TP4 1.333

6E JUN26 1 Hour

Sep 17, 2026 · 16:00 GMT

Sell

Entry 1.152

Stop Loss 1.154

TP1 1.150

TP2 1.147

TP3 1.145

TP4 1.143

CL JUN26 4 Hours

Sep 16, 2026 · 14:00 GMT

Buy

Entry 103.40

Stop Loss 100.95

TP1 105.85

TP2 108.31

TP3 110.76

TP4 113.21

NG1! 4 Hours

Sep 17, 2026 · 10:00 GMT

Buy

Entry 2.890

Stop Loss 2.856

TP1 2.924

TP2 2.958

TP3 2.992

TP4 3.027

GC JUN26 4 Hours

Sep 17, 2026 · 10:00 GMT

Sell

Entry 4345.10

Stop Loss 4419.63

TP1 4270.57

TP2 4196.05

TP3 4121.52

TP4 4047.00

YM JUN26 1 Hour

Sep 18, 2026 · 20:00 GMT

Sell

Entry 52114.00

Stop Loss 52297.68

TP1 51930.32

TP2 51746.63

TP3 51562.95

TP4 51379.27

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FDAX JUN26 4 Hours

Sep 15, 2026 · 00:00 GMT

Sell

Entry 25528.00

Stop Loss 25631.45

TP1 25424.55

TP2 25321.09

TP3 25217.64

TP4 25114.18

ES JUN26 4 Hours

Sep 15, 2026 · 18:00 GMT

Sell

Entry 7655.25

Stop Loss 7705.94

TP1 7604.56

TP2 7553.88

TP3 7503.19

TP4 7452.51

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

How fast do signals reach me?

Every signal pushes to you in under 10 milliseconds from when our engine fires — it lands on the web dashboard, Telegram, our browser extension, and the mobile app at the same time, so you never miss an entry.

What futures markets do you cover?

Every futures instrument with a live track record shows up as a card on this page, busiest first. Tap any card to open its full signal history.

What's inside each signal?

A clear direction (Buy or Sell), an entry price, a protective stop loss, and take-profit targets — plus a live status that updates as the trade plays out.

How should I size each trade?

We suggest risking 1–2% of your account per trade. Your position size then follows from the stop distance on each signal and the risk percentage you're comfortable with.

Where can I see past results?

Right on this page — the Recent Results chart and the full statistics panel above show every tracked outcome. We publish the complete record, wins and losses alike.

How will I receive signals?

Through whichever channels suit you — the web dashboard, Telegram, our browser extension, and the mobile app all stay in sync, so each signal reaches you wherever you are.

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VIP access comes with every plan — message our team and we'll set you up.

Do you guarantee profits?

No — and be wary of anyone who does. Futures trading carries substantial risk. Read our Risk Warning and judge the historical edge for yourself before subscribing.

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Still have questions?

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Contract coverage

E-mini, Gold, Crude Oil and Currency Futures Signals

One feed covers widely traded futures across equity indices, metals, energy and currencies: the E-mini S&P 500 (ES), E-mini Nasdaq-100 (NQ) and E-mini Dow (YM), DAX futures (FDAX), gold (GC), crude oil (CL) and natural gas (NG), plus euro, British pound and Australian dollar futures (6E, 6B, 6A). Every contract is signalled with the same rules, so you can move between an index contract and an energy contract without learning a new system.

Illustrative signal board headed 'One feed, same rules, 4 contracts, 1h' showing four same-format cards, ES (US flag) buy, GC (gold bar) sell, CL (oil barrel) buy and 6E (EU and US flags) sell, each with its own candle chart and entry, stop-loss and first-target contract prices.

Illustrative two-column comparison of a cash market price, off by the basis, against a contract price that matches your chart: spot candles against contract candles, a basis yours to convert against one already in the price, spot levels against levels matching your chart, and orders that need converting against orders that carry straight over.

Contract pricing

Futures Signals Priced on the Contract, Not the Cash Market

A futures contract does not trade at the same price as its cash market. The difference, known as the basis, can run to about one percent on gold, depending on interest rates and time to expiry. Every signal on this page is read from the contract's own candles, so the entry, stop-loss and targets are prices you will see on your futures chart rather than spot levels you would have to convert. They carry straight over to the orders you place on your futures or prop firm platform.

Prop firm rules

Futures Signals Built Around Prop Firm Rules

Prop firm accounts are governed by daily loss limits and drawdown rules as much as by trade ideas. Because every futures signal states its stop-loss before entry, you can size contracts, or their micro versions, so that a stopped trade stays inside your firm's daily limit, and skip any setup whose stop would breach it. The signal supplies a defined plan; your firm's rules and your position size decide whether it fits your account.

Illustrative flow from a futures signal with its stop set before entry, through your size in contracts or micros, to three outcomes: inside the daily limit, skip breaching stops, and firm rules decide, with no prices or target multiples shown.

Illustrative ladder of ES futures (US flag) at three candle sizes at one moment: a 1m scalp turning inside a range box, a 1h intraday bar closing through a level, and a 4h multi-day leg rising along a trendline.

Trading pace

Futures Day Trading Signals from 1m to 4h

ES, NQ, gold and crude oil futures setups are published on five candle sizes (1m, 5m, 30m, 1h and 4h), so the same contract can serve an intraday scalp or a multi-day position. Natural gas is the exception and is signalled on 1h and 4h only. New signals follow the futures trading week, from the Sunday evening open to the Friday close, while trades already open keep being tracked until they are decided.

Results method

Futures Signal Results Measured in Percent

Ten contracts with different tick sizes and point values cannot be compared fairly in ticks or dollars, so futures results are recorded as percentage moves. That lets an ES trade and a crude oil trade sit in the same statistics without one contract's point value distorting the total. Futures numbers are never added to spot or binary results. Each contract's record also appears as its own section on the matching market page (GC on XAU/USD, NQ on the Nasdaq 100), so you can compare the contract with the cash market it tracks.

Illustrative three-tile grid in which an ES trade (US flag) is recorded as a percent move and a CL trade (oil barrel) sits on the same percent scale, joining one statistics set for ten contracts, beside the notes compared fairly, record per contract and spot kept separate.

Win Rate

Wins vs losses

66%

Win Rate

Gain Chart

Cumulative growth over the last 120 days

Past performance is not indicative of future results. Futures trading carries substantial risk — review our Risk Warning before subscribing.

ROI Calculator

What if you traded with us?

Move the slider — see the cumulative return our tracked signals produced over the last 7 days, applied to your starting capital.

Starting $1,000

After last 7 days $1,760 +$760

Hypothetical, based on historical Win Rate. Not a guarantee of future returns.

+8896.28%

Total Gain

26.89%

Max Drawdown

+$650373.69

Net Profit

Full Advanced Statistics Click to expand

Advanced Statistics

Updated Sep 20, 2026 · 15:07 GMT

Balance $660373.69

Equity (100.00%) $660373.69

Floating PL $0.0

Deposits $10000.0

Withdrawals $0

Trades 3412

Pips 65037369

Won 70%

Avg. Trade Time

Lots 443.56

Profit Factor 3.72

Daily 6.27%

Monthly 187.97%

Trades Per Month 99

Expectancy 340978.8 Pips / $3409.79

Built for your firm

Keep your firm. Keep your edge.

No switching accounts, no relearning a platform. Whichever prop firm firm you already trade with, these signals plug straight in — read them here, or let our extensions, robots and connectors act on them for you.

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What Futures Traders Are Saying

A Futures trade plan I can check before acting

On the Futures signals page, the Futures entry, stop and targets give me a defined checklist instead of a rushed decision.

Futures history makes the process easier to review

I use the Futures Recent Results and Futures monthly table to study the setup before I decide whether it fits my own risk plan.

Futures levels help me avoid chasing

Seeing the Futures Futures stop alongside the target keeps me patient when price is already moving quickly.

Futures context without hiding the risk

The Futures Futures page makes the outcome history visible, so I can keep position size and risk limits under my own control.

One focused view for Futures

The Futures Futures alerts and symbol filters make it much easier to follow the instruments I actually trade.

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