CME Futures Telegram · VIP Signals

Futures signals on TelegramOne desk. Four channels.

Live BUY and SELL calls on the CME-group futures (the E-mini indices, currency contracts, WTI and Brent crude and the metals) each on its own VIP channel, every outcome posted in full for you to check.

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  • 4VIP channels
  • 5CME-group exchanges
  • <10mssignal latency
Four markets, one desk

The whole desk
at a glance.

Each channel trades a different contract: its own tick value, its own driver, its own prime session. Line them up and pick the market that fits how you trade.

Metric FX 6E Indices ES Crude CL Metals GC
$ / tick $6.25$12.50$10.00$10.00
What moves it Central-bank rate callsThe US cash openWeekly EIA inventoryReal yields & the Fed
Prime session London-NY overlap9:30 ET bellWed 10:30 ETLondon fix + COMEX
Smallest size M6EMESMCLMGC
Both directions, four targets

We call both sides:
on every futures market.

Up or down, each channel calls the side the AI reads in the order flow: a BUY when bids absorb the selling, a SELL when the offers take over. Every call on a currency, index, crude or metals contract lands with an entry, a stop and four take-profits.

6E · Euro FX BUY
  1. TP41.0955
  2. TP31.0922
  3. TP21.0896
  4. TP11.0868
  5. Entry1.0842
  6. SL1.0820
FDAX · DAX 40 SELL
  1. SL18465
  2. Entry18420
  3. TP118378
  4. TP218336
  5. TP318280
  6. TP418210
CL · WTI Crude BUY
  1. TP480.85
  2. TP380.20
  3. TP279.60
  4. TP179.05
  5. Entry78.40
  6. SL77.95
SI · Silver SELL
  1. SL30.85
  2. Entry30.52
  3. TP130.28
  4. TP230.04
  5. TP329.76
  6. TP429.40

Each call is managed in steps: take profit across TP1 to TP4 and trail the stop to entry once TP1 hits, so a runner stays open while your risk comes off the table.

How a call is born

We read the order book,
not an indicator.

Every CME-group contract (currencies, indices, crude and metals) trades on one public order book, so the resting size at every price is real. The same read sits behind every call; here it is on a single E-mini S&P BUY: offers absorbed, a block lifting the bid, then the call.

ES · S&P 500: live book, M5
  1. 5305.00 180
  2. 5304.50 260
  3. 5304.00 910 Absorption wall
  4. 5303.25 210
  5. 5302.50 430 BUY fires
  6. 5302.00 300
  7. 5301.50 470
  8. 5301.00 640 Bid stacking
  9. 5300.50 380

Illustrative book: depth updates continuously on the live feed.

  1. The opening sellers tap out

    910 contracts sit at 5304.00 through the cash open and keep getting hit, but price won't push through: the traders who faded the bell are out of size.

  2. A fund lifts the bid

    A 430-lot market buy prints at 5302.50, clearing the resting offers in one go while bids stack underneath, real index money stepping in.

  3. The call fires

    Absorbed offers above, stacked bids below: the AI reads the shift at the open and posts BUY ES at 5302.50.

When the calls come

Four markets,
four busy stretches.

CME Globex trades nearly 23 hours a day, so a call can land whenever a setup lines up. Each market has its own busy hours: the DAX and the metals in the European morning, FX and gold through the London–New York overlap, the E-minis from the US cash open, crude around its weekly inventory reports, and the calls cluster there.

Asia 6pm-2am ET
Europe 2am-8am ET DAX open · London metals
London-NY overlap 8am-11am ET FX, gold, US cash open
US session 11am-5pm ET Index close

Globex pauses for about an hour a day (5-6pm ET). Crude adds its weekly inventory prints (API on Tuesday, EIA on Wednesday) and the DAX follows the EUREX session.

Do the math

Size it to your account.

Every futures contract has a fixed dollar value per tick, so your dollar risk is known before you place a thing. Pick the contract you trade, then move the inputs to see what a call is worth.

That move is worth $750.00

Micro contracts (M6E, MES, MCL, MGC) are one-tenth the size: divide the result by ten. Reward-to-risk only, not a profit projection. Risk Warning

Always the active contract

We trade
the front month.

Every futures contract expires, and each market rolls on its own calendar. We always signal the most-liquid contract and roll with the rest of the market, so you are never left in one that is thinning out ahead of expiry.

  1. 6E Quarterly Mar · Jun · Sep · Dec
  2. ES Quarterly Mar · Jun · Sep · Dec
  3. CL Monthly Every month
  4. GC Active months Feb · Apr · Jun · Aug · Dec

Currency and index futures roll the week before their quarterly expiry, crude about a week ahead of each monthly expiry, and gold moves to its next active month as open interest shifts.

Step-by-Step Setup

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Futures Trading Signals on Telegram
FOUR VIP CHANNELS

Futures Trading Signals on Telegram Across Four VIP Channels

Each futures market runs its own VIP channel, so you follow only the contracts you trade: index futures on the E-mini S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, Dow and DAX 40; FX futures on Euro FX, the British Pound and the Australian Dollar; WTI and Brent crude; and gold and silver. A call names the contract symbol, BUY or SELL, an entry, a stop and four take-profits, plus the AI confidence read, ready to place on your own futures platform. Join one channel or several, and every closed result is logged in full in that market's VIP channel.

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Futures on a Public Order Book

Futures Signals on a Public Order Book, Not a Broker CFD

These calls are on real exchange-traded futures, centrally cleared on CME, CBOT, NYMEX, COMEX and EUREX, not on a CFD your broker quotes. That changes what stands behind a call: each contract trades on one central order book, so the price, the depth and the resting volume are the same for every trader, and there is no dealer on the other side of your trade. Contract sizes are fixed, so a tick has a set dollar value, such as $12.50 on the E-mini S&P 500. With a broker CFD, the broker sets your price and takes the other side.

Futures Calls on Order Book Flow

Futures Signal Telegram Calls Built on Order Book Flow

A futures call starts in the order book, not in an indicator. Because an exchange-listed contract trades on one public book, the resting size at each price is real, so the AI can see offers getting absorbed at a level, a block lifting the bid while bids stack underneath, and only then post the call. The page names four ways the AI reads the tape, Absorption Box, 5 Candles, Big Trades and London Breakout, on institutional data from dxFeed, Rithmic, Bookmap and CQG. What reaches you is the conclusion: a contract, a side, an entry and a stop.

Futures Calls on NinjaTrader

Place Futures Signals From Telegram on NinjaTrader or AMP

You do not need a new broker to trade the calls. Any futures broker on the Rithmic network works, including NinjaTrader, AMP, Optimus and Ironbeam, because the channel only hands you the contract and its levels, and you place the order where you already clear. Enter the symbol, the side, the entry and the stop on your own futures platform, then set the take-profits you plan to scale out at. Nothing is routed on your behalf, so the account and every decision on it stay in your hands.

Futures Trading on Micro Contracts
SMALL ACCOUNT, SAME CALLS

Start the Futures Trading Telegram Group on Micro Contracts

You can follow the calls on a small account, because every market has micro contracts, including Micro E-minis, Micro WTI and Micro Gold, that trade the same setups at a fraction of the size. The Micro E-mini is one-tenth of the full-size contract, so each tick moves one-tenth as many dollars as the $12.50 ES tick. Since a tick has a fixed dollar value and every call carries a stop, you know your dollar risk before you place a thing. Trading futures carries risk of loss, so size to the stop, not the target, and read the Risk Warning first.

CME

Free FX futures signals on Telegram

The CME currency contracts (Euro FX (6E), the British Pound (6B) and the Australian Dollar (6A)) on their own VIP channel, busiest when London and New York overlap. Here is what each contract is worth, and why one public futures book beats a broker's spot quote.

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The contracts

Three contracts,
every tick priced in dollars.

A CME currency future isn't a broker's quote. It's a standardized contract with one fixed tick size and a fixed dollar value per tick. So before a single call is placed, you already know exactly what each move is worth.

Contract Notional Min tick $ / tick Micro
6E Euro FX €125,000 0.00005 $6.25 M6E
6B British Pound £62,500 0.0001 $6.25 M6B
6A Australian Dollar A$100,000 0.0001 $10.00 M6A

Every contract has a Micro sibling at a tenth of the size that trades the same calls, so the 6E, 6B and 6A setups work on a small account too.

Why futures

One public book:
the same price for everyone.

Spot forex is priced by your broker. CME currency futures trade on a single, central order book that every trader sees at once, so the price, the depth and the volume behind every call are real.

Spot forex Broker-dealt
  • Your broker sets the price you get
  • Spreads widen and requotes happen
  • No real volume: you can't see resting size
  • The broker is the counterparty to your trade
CME futures Exchange-cleared
  • One central order book, same price for all
  • A transparent spread set by the market
  • Real volume and depth you can read live
  • A clearing house stands behind every trade
CME · CBOT · EUREX

Free index futures signals on Telegram

The E-mini S&P 500 (ES), Nasdaq (NQ) and Dow (YM) plus the DAX 40 (FDAX) on one VIP channel that trades the Frankfurt open and then Wall Street's. Here is what each contract is worth, and how the channel works both opens.

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The contracts

Four index contracts,
every tick priced in dollars.

An E-mini isn't a CFD on an index. It's a standardized CME contract with one fixed tick size and a fixed dollar value per tick. The catch is that the value swings wide between contracts, so you size to the contract, not the index level.

Contract Notional Min tick $ / tick Micro
ES E-mini S&P 500 $50 × index 0.25 $12.50 MES
NQ E-mini Nasdaq 100 $20 × index 0.25 $5.00 MNQ
YM E-mini Dow $5 × index 1.0 $5.00 MYM
FDAX DAX 40 €25 × index 1.0 €25.00 FDXS

Every E-mini has a Micro sibling at a tenth of the size (MES, MNQ, MYM) that trades the same setups, so the index calls work on a small account too.

Two opens, one channel

Frankfurt opens.
Then Wall Street.

The index desk trades two cash opens a day: the DAX on the European session, the E-minis on the US bell. Two clean ranges, two waves of liquidity, one VIP channel.

Frankfurt · European open 3:00am ET · 9:00 CET

FDAX · DAX 40 on EUREX

  • The DAX lays down its range hours before the US wakes
  • EUREX depth, cleared in euros on its own order book
  • Calls fire on the FDAX open while New York sleeps
Wall Street · US cash open 9:30am ET

ES · NQ · YM on CME

  • The E-minis gap and trend off the 9:30 bell
  • S&P, Nasdaq and Dow on one deep cash session
  • The heaviest index order-flow of the day

Trade one open or both: the channel calls whichever session sets up.

NYMEX

Free WTI & Brent crude futures signals on Telegram

Both crude benchmarks on NYMEX (WTI at full size (CL), E-mini (QM) and micro (MCL), plus Brent (BZ)) on one VIP channel built around the energy session and the weekly inventory report. Here is what each contract is worth on both benchmarks.

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The contracts

Two benchmarks, four contracts,
every tick priced in dollars.

WTI and Brent are two independent crude benchmarks, each its own standardized NYMEX contract, not a broker's oil CFD, with a fixed tick size and a fixed dollar value per tick. One penny on the barrel is exactly ten dollars on the full CL or BZ, so every call is priced before it's placed: WTI at full, E-mini or micro size, Brent at full size.

Contract Notional Min tick $ / tick Micro
CL WTI Crude 1,000 barrels 0.01 $10.00 MCL
QM E-mini WTI 500 barrels 0.025 $12.50 MCL
MCL Micro WTI 100 barrels 0.01 $1.00 -
BZ Brent Crude 1,000 barrels 0.01 $10.00 -

Micro WTI (MCL) is a tenth of the full WTI contract, a one-cent move is one dollar, so the WTI setups work on a small account too. Brent (BZ) is cash-settled at full size and trades its own calls on the same $10-a-tick economics.

COMEX

Free gold & silver futures signals on Telegram

The COMEX metals (gold (GC) and silver (SI) with their micro contracts) on one VIP channel that trades the London and New York sessions and the big US data prints. Here is what each contract is worth, and how the two metals trade as a pair.

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Join the Gold & Silver Futures VIP channel
The contracts

Two metals,
every tick priced in dollars.

Gold and silver aren't broker metal CFDs. They're standardized COMEX contracts, each with one fixed tick size and a fixed dollar value. The tick economics differ: a 0.10 move on gold is $10, a 0.005 move on silver is $25, so silver's faster range is priced right into the contract.

Contract Notional Min tick $ / tick Micro
GC Gold 100 troy oz 0.10 $10.00 MGC
SI Silver 5,000 troy oz 0.005 $25.00 SIL

Each metal has a Micro sibling (Micro Gold (MGC) at a tenth of GC, Micro Silver (SIL) at a fifth of SI) that trades the same calls, so the metals setups work on a small account too.

Two metals, one relationship

Gold and silver
trade as a pair.

Silver follows gold, but with a wider swing, so the gold-to-silver ratio is a signal in itself. When it stretches away from its range, the AI reads the snap-back and calls the metal that's mispriced.

Relative-value calls

When one metal runs ahead of the other, the channel can call the laggard: a long-silver, short-gold read instead of betting on direction alone.

Silver runs faster

Silver's range is wider than gold's for the same macro move, so its stops and targets are sized to its own volatility, not gold's.

Mean reversion

A ratio stretched to an extreme tends to revert. The AI watches the spread alongside each contract's own tape for the turn.

Ratio shown for illustration. It shifts with every tick on both contracts.

How the calls are made

Four ways the AI reads the tape

Every signal comes from one of four order-flow strategies, each built to catch a different kind of move on the futures order book.

Absorption Box

Where the move runs out of room

When the market enters a range on the 5-minute timeframe, the engine waits for liquidity resting above the range high or below the range low to be taken in the direction of the main trend, then expects the trend to resume from that point. Stop orders, liquidity grabs, and taking out a high or low are used as confirmations for the call.

5 Candles

Catch the turn before it's obvious

When the Footprint indicator prints 5 consecutive bullish or bearish candles in one direction (the market putting all its strength into the move, a good profit for traders who had identified the trend) the setup begins the moment a divergent Delta candle appears in the opposite direction with strong trade size in the wick. That marks the exit of capital and traders from the position, and a very fast reversal point.

Big Trades

Trade with the size, not against it

Not everything in the market is about high-volume candles; time and trading sessions matter just as much. The engine waits for its POI, then at the high and low of the session during specific times it looks for a market sweep: sweeping the stop orders of retail traders, followed by the entry of institutional traders with heavy volume.

London Breakout

The session that sets the day's range

The high and low of the Asian session (Sydney, Shanghai, and Tokyo) form the region known as the Asian high. The engine waits for confirmation in the direction of the VWAP; on a failure to break with inducement executed alongside strong trade size, it takes a reverse position to trap amateur traders, aligned with professional sentiment and against the retail trend.

Works with your broker

Use the broker you already trust

Brokers 18 supported
NinjaTrader
AMP Global
Optimus Futures
Cannon Trading
Daniels Trading
EdgeClear
Interactive Brokers
TradeStation
Velocity Futures
WH SelfInvest
Stage 5 Trading
Ironbeam
Dorman Trading
Phillip Capital
Global Futures
GFF Brokers
Discount Trading
Tradeify
Trading a funded account?

Built to fit your prop-firm rules

Funded and evaluation accounts run on the same platforms and data the calls are built for, so every signal drops straight onto your prop account, with the fixed stop and clear targets a firm's daily-loss and drawdown limits ask for.

Lucid Trading
Alpha Futures
Tradeify
My Funded Futures
Top One Futures
Topstep
Funded Futures Family
Apex Trader Funding
FundedNext Futures
Futures Elite
E8 Futures
Traders Launch
Trade it where you already do

Works on your platform

Copy each call onto the futures platform you already run: every one below connects over the same data network the signals are built on.

NinjaTrader
Quantower
Bookmap
ATAS
MotiveWave
Optimus Flow
Medved Trader
MultiCharts
Jigsaw Trader
Overcharts
Volfix
Trade Navigator
HeldenTrader
Orion
Deepcharts
Built on real infrastructure

Regulated exchanges, institutional data

Every contract clears on a regulated exchange, and every call is read from the same low-latency data the trading desks run on.

Regulated exchanges

CME Group · 4 venues
  • CME Home of the E-mini index and FX futures: ES, NQ, 6E, 6B, 6A.
  • CBOT Where the Dow E-mini (YM) and the grain complex change hands.
  • NYMEX The energy benchmarks: WTI crude (CL) and natural gas.
  • COMEX The metals floor: gold (GC) and silver (SI) futures.
Eurex · 1 venue
  • EUREX Europe's derivatives venue: the DAX 40 future (FDAX).

Institutional data feeds

Institutional market data: the low-latency feed desks run on.

Order routing and data built for futures, delivered tick by tick.

Full order-book heatmap data: every resting bid and offer.

Decades-deep futures data and execution trusted industry-wide.

Full coverage

Ten contracts,
four channels.

The E-mini indices, the CME currency futures, WTI and Brent crude and the metals: every contract the four channels score, grouped by market. Pick the channel that trades what you trade.

Euro FX · 6E
British Pound · 6B
Australian Dollar · 6A
S&P 500 · ES
Nasdaq 100 · NQ
Dow Jones · YM
DAX 40 · FDAX
WTI Crude · CL
Brent Crude · BZ
Gold · GC
Silver · SI
What you get

Signals to trade,
proof to trust.

Pick the futures channel that fits your market and every session brings ready-to-trade calls: contract, direction, entry, stop and target with an AI confidence score. Every closed trade's result is posted in full in the VIP channel, so the whole track record stays open. No DMs, no hidden tiers.

  • Trade-ready calls.

    Each signal ships the contract, direction, entry, stop and target with an AI confidence score: ready to place on any futures platform in seconds.

  • Every result, in the open.

    The moment a trade closes, its outcome (win, loss or break-even) is posted in full in that market's VIP channel. Scroll the history any time.

  • A stop on every call.

    Every signal carries a stop, not a hope. Futures are leveraged and move fast. Read the Risk Warning before you trade.

  • Backed by a real product.

    The calls come from the same AI engine behind our paid tools. If accuracy slipped, that product would fail too, so the track record has to stay honest.

Futures are leveraged contracts, so losses can exceed the margin committed to a trade. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Read the full Risk Warning.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many futures channels are there?

Four, split by market: index futures, FX futures, crude and the metals. Each runs its own VIP channel, so you only follow the contracts you actually trade.

Which one should I join?

Whichever market you trade. Index traders take the E-mini channel, currency traders the FX one, and so on. Each market has its own section on this page with its own invite. Join one, or more than one.

What's a futures signal?

A call on an exchange-listed contract: the symbol, the direction (BUY or SELL), an entry, a stop and a target, plus the AI's confidence read. You place it on your own futures platform.

How is this different from CFDs?

These are real exchange-traded futures (centrally cleared on CME, CBOT, NYMEX, COMEX and EUREX) not broker CFDs. One transparent order book, fixed contract sizes, no dealer on the other side of your trade.

Do I need a big account?

Not anymore. Every market has micro contracts (Micro E-minis, Micro WTI, Micro Gold) that trade the same setups at a fraction of the size, so you can follow the calls on a small account.

What data are the signals built on?

Institutional feeds (dxFeed, Rithmic, Bookmap and CQG), the same low-latency tick and order-book data the desks run on, so the calls read real flow, not a delayed quote.

Which broker do I need?

Any futures broker on the Rithmic network: NinjaTrader, AMP, Optimus, Ironbeam and the rest shown below. We hand you the contract and the levels; you place them where you already clear.

How transparent is the track record?

Fully. Each market's VIP channel logs every VIP call's close (won, lost or flat), so the whole history is there to scroll for yourself.

How do I join the VIP channel?

Hit Unlock VIP Signals and the desk picks it up on Telegram, WhatsApp or Viber. They'll sort your access and drop your channel invite as soon as you're set.

Which contracts does the FX futures channel cover?

The CME currency futures: Euro FX (6E), British Pound (6B) and Australian Dollar (6A). Each has a Micro sibling at a tenth of the size that trades the same calls.

How is 6E different from EUR/USD?

Same exposure, different wrapper. 6E is the exchange-listed Euro futures contract on CME (centrally cleared, fixed size, one transparent order book), rather than a broker's spot CFD, so every trader sees the same price and depth.

When do FX futures signals go out?

Through the London and New York sessions, busiest around the overlap when the currency contracts run deepest. Globex trades about 23 hours a day, so a call can land outside those hours too.

Do the index futures calls cover the DAX?

Yes. The DAX 40 future (FDAX) on EUREX gets its own calls on the European session, alongside the E-mini S&P (ES), Nasdaq (NQ) and Dow (YM) on the Wall Street open.

ES or Micro E-mini, which do the index calls use?

The call is the same setup for both. Levels are posted on the full E-mini; trade them on the Micro (MES, MNQ, MYM) if you want the same idea at a tenth of the size.

Do you signal WTI, Brent or both?

Both, each on its own. WTI is the NYMEX light sweet crude contract (CL, with the E-mini QM and Micro MCL); Brent is the cash-settled NYMEX Brent contract (BZ). When the two diverge, the call goes to whichever benchmark shows the cleaner setup.

Does the weekly inventory report move the crude calls?

It is the week's biggest mover for both benchmarks. The engine reads the flow around the Wednesday inventory release on WTI and Brent alike, and crude contracts roll monthly rather than quarterly, so the calls always follow the active month.

Is the metals channel spot gold or gold futures?

Exchange-traded futures. GC and SI are the COMEX gold and silver contracts (centrally cleared, fixed size, one transparent order book), rather than a broker's spot metal CFD.

Do you signal silver as well as gold?

Yes. Silver (SI) and Micro Silver (SIL) get their own calls alongside gold (GC) and Micro Gold (MGC). Silver tends to run faster, so its stops and targets are sized to its range.

Can I trade these on a prop-firm account?

Yes, we cover the major futures prop firms, including Topstep, Apex Trader Funding, My Funded Futures, FundedNext and Tradeify. They run on the same platforms and data feeds the calls are built for, so every signal drops straight onto your evaluation or funded account, and the fixed stop and defined targets make it easier to stay inside a firm's daily-loss and drawdown limits.

How much can I lose?

Futures are leveraged, so a stop slipping on news can cost more than a trade's planned risk, and past results aren't a promise of future ones. Read the Risk Warning and only stake what you can afford to lose.

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