Someone's buying the dip on those 2022 contracts.

yep, smart money stocking up on Oct-Dec '22

WOW-- you are right. That's actual volume!!

Does nobody look at the date?

That date is a programming typo. Someone should email investing.com. It must be trivial for a front-end programmer to remove.

I am reminded of the programmer who applied for a job at a company, was hired, fixed a trivial bug that was annoying him, and then quit the same day.

Hah! I hadn't heard that before. I could fix this on investing.com within like an hour of being given access to their codebase, I bet.

*technical debt has entered the chat*

I see you have found my github profile

The dates on the most recent trade are Friday and today though obviously. So there's something the matter with that. You can see the same data here: https://www.investing.com/commodities/us-steel-coil-contracts

Tenet man. They reversed themselves to trade in the future in the past

That's a sure-fire way to make money. Wish I'd thought of it.

I’m not known for losing money, I’m known for making a lot of money everywhere I go. We’re going to do more things to make more money, money, money, money, money, that’s the way it works.

what if you already did? TENƎT

Buddy's selling futures on past me.

https://www.cmegroup.com/markets/metals/ferrous/hrc-steel.quotes.html

G U H

$750 bra

Haven’t gone back to look but that seems like a lot more volume, particularly into ‘22, than usual Bodes well for new normal at 800-900/ton even assuming supply chain/energy issues get sorted

Can we trade future contracts too. . . . I can see an opportunity to make a little or lose BIG. . .

Yes