CME — CME Group Inc.
Financial Services · ETF XLF · as of 2026-09-22
CME Group Inc., together with its subsidiaries, operates contract markets for the trading of futures and options on futures contracts worldwide. It offers futures and options products based on interest rates, equity indexes, foreign exchange, agricultural commodities, energy, and metals, as well as fixed income and foreign currency trading services. The company provides clearing house services, including clearing, settling, and guaranteeing futures and options contracts, and cleared swaps produc...
Price & today
| Stock today | -3.02% |
| Sector ETF today | -1.97% |
| Residual (stock-specific) | -1.05% |
Sector correlation
| 20-day correlation with XLF | 0.39 |
| 60-day correlation with XLF | 0.28 |
| Status | normal |
Decoupling fires when 60d corr − 20d corr > 0.20: stock used to track its sector but the relationship has weakened recently.
Technicals
| 10 EMA | $274.13 |
| 20 EMA | $274.48 |
| 50 EMA | $270.22 |
| EMA stack | NEUTRAL |
| RSI(14) | 42.8 |
| 52-week high distance | -18.82% |
| 52-week low distance | +22.40% |
Signals
| Market F&G | 45.1 |
| Bull% | 12.9% |
| OVTLYR status | SELL (10d) |
| Sector rank | #796 |
| Next earnings | 2026-10-20 (BMO, 27d) |
MarketSmith metrics - our compute
What do these abbreviations mean?
- RS Rating
- - IBD-style relative strength vs SPY (weighted 3/6/9/12-mo). 70+ = leaders pool, 80+ = strong.
- ADR%
- - average daily range over 20 days. 4%+ = the fast movers the playbook prefers (selection order, not a gate).
- RMV (tight)
- - Relative Measured Volatility, 15 bars, scaled 0-100. <15 = tight coiled base (green), <35 moderate, high = loose/expanding - not a base right now.
- Ext (ATR>20EMA)
- - how many ATRs price sits above its 20-EMA. ≤1 = in value (green), >2 = extended/chasing (red) - prefer a pullback.
- Rel Vol
- - latest volume vs the 50-day average. 100% = normal; 140%+ = breakout confirmation.
- U/D 50d / 25d
- - up-day vs down-day volume over the window. 1.1+ = net accumulation (institutions buying); under 0.9 on the 25d = net selling.
- Accum/Dist 25d
- - heavy-volume up days vs heavy-volume down days in the last 25 sessions (close moved 0.2%+ on above-average volume). The institutional-participation footprint; 5+ distribution days = O'Neil caution line.
- LoD dist
- - close distance above the day low in % of ATR (100 = one full ATR off the low). High = strong close.
- Off/Above 52w
- - trend-template legs: within 25% of the 52-week high, at least 25% above the 52-week low.
- Trend 8/8
- - all 8 Minervini Trend Template criteria pass. Discovery floor, NOT an entry signal - entries come from the VCP pivot.
- Base len (VCP)
- - weeks since the VCP base started on the latest scan. 10wk+ bases carry the edge; short stacked bases test below random.
Fundamentals & valuation - reference, not entry inputs
Company data - context read, not entry inputs
Quarterly EPS - earnings acceleration
A dash in %Chg is deliberate: the year-ago figure was a loss, so a growth % would be meaningless. A dash in Sales means we have no revenue figure for that quarter - read it as a gap in our data, not as zero revenue.
| Quarter | EPS ($) | %Chg YoY | Sales ($M) | %Chg |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct-24 | 2.68 | +19% | 1,584.4 | +18% |
| Feb-25 | 2.52 | +6% | 1,525.3 | +6% |
| Apr-25 | 2.80 | +12% | 1,642.3 | +10% |
| Jul-25 | 2.96 | +16% | 1,692.0 | +10% |
| Oct-25 | 2.68 | +0% | 1,537.6 | -3% |
| Feb-26 | 2.77 | +10% | 1,648.7 | +8% |
| Apr-26 | 3.36 | +20% | 1,880.1 | +14% |
| Jul-26 | 2.99 | +1% | 1,706.2 | +1% |
eps_actual (the figure MarketSmith/Deepvue show) - whether a given quarter is GAAP or excludes a one-off follows the filing, so it can sit either side of another vendor's number; AAPL's Oct-24 row, the Sep-2024 fiscal quarter, is $0.97 here - GAAP, including the EU tax charge - where TradingView's year implies $1.64 · Sales ($M) = SEC EDGAR quarterly revenue (fiscal Q4 derived as FY minus 9-mo) · quarter = report month · %Chg blank = prior-year base under $0.05 (not meaningful).Recent news - our DB (Finnhub + OVTLYR)
- Sep 22 · 2 Words From Fed Chair Kevin Warsh Just Changed the Game for Wall Street The Motley Fool
- Sep 19 · Fed Chair Kevin Warsh Defied President Donald Trump, and 17 Words From His Post-FOMC Meeting Press Conference Suggest He May Do So Again The Motley Fool
- Sep 16 + CME vs. Morningstar: Which Financial Stock Is a Better Buy in 2026? The Motley Fool
- Sep 16 · News Flash: 70% of Wall Street Institutions Are Calling for at Least a 50-Basis-Point Fed Rate Hike in 2026 The Motley Fool
- Sep 15 + Wall Street Expects Bad News From the Federal Reserve This Week. History Says a Stock Market Correction May Follow. The Motley Fool
- Sep 06 · A Fed Rate Hike May Be in the Cards on Sept. 16, and 36 Years of History Says the Stock Market Won't Be Happy (at Least Initially) The Motley Fool
- Sep 06 · The Stock Market Has Done This Only 2 Times Since 1871 — and Both Times Ended Badly. Could Trump’s Policies Raise the Risk of Another Market Meltdown? The Motley Fool
- Sep 05 + QuoMarkets Introduces Weekend XAUUSD Trading as Demand for Continuous Market Access Grows GlobeNewswire Inc.