Live Market Data
Welcome to Futures Learning Hub
Your beginner-friendly guide to understanding futures trading. We explain everything in plain English — no confusing jargon. Pick any tool below to get started.
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S&P 500 (ES)
6,823
Range: 6,800–7,000
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Nasdaq (NQ)
25,500
Range: 24,600–26,000
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Gold (GC)
$5,010
YTD: +70%
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Crude Oil (CL)
$64.5
Range: $59–$71
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Fed Rate
3.50–3.75%
Markets pricing 2-3 cuts
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VIX
21
Elevated — wider stops needed
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Pick a Tool to Start Learning
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Start Here
Beginner Course
Brand new to futures? Start here — we'll walk you through everything from scratch
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Find Good Contracts
Contract Screener
Browse futures by category to find the right markets for your style
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Is This Trade Worth It?
Risk/Reward Calculator
Calculate if your potential profit justifies the risk before you enter
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How Risky Is It?
Margin & Leverage
Understand margin, leverage, and how quickly you can lose money
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Contract Report Cards
Contract Specifications
Every detail about each contract — tick values, margins, hours, and more
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Build Your Trading Plan
Trade Planner
Create rules for entries, exits, and position sizing BEFORE you trade
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Price Signals
Technical Analysis
Read the chart patterns and indicators futures traders actually use
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When Do Contracts Expire?
Rollover Calendar
Know when to roll your contracts so you don't get caught at expiration
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What Moves Together?
Market Correlations
See how markets are connected so you don't accidentally double your risk
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Best Times to Trade
Session Guide
When the action happens, when to stay away, and why timing matters
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Big Picture
Macro Dashboard
How the Fed, inflation, jobs data, and global events move futures
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Where's the Money Going?
Asset Class Rotation
See money flowing between stocks, bonds, gold, oil, and currencies
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Economic Events Cheat Sheet
Catalyst Calendar
How every economic report moves each futures market — and what to do
PropFirmTrend.com — Data as of Feb 17, 2026 market close. This is for learning only. It is NOT telling you to buy or sell anything. All trading involves risk and can lose money. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Futures involve leverage and are not suitable for all investors. Talk to a financial advisor before you trade.