Join host Ben Lichtenstein as he examines the latest developments in the futures markets live. This show uses charts and technical analysis to break down commodities trading and explore trading trends. Guest contributors also make appearances, sharing their insights on futures trading as it relates to market events.

Futures

Kick off the trading day with Oliver Renick as he ties big macro concepts together with stock-specific analysis and trading strategies. This program cuts through the noise and political bias, while helping viewers understand the economy's relationship with markets through numbers, logic and in-depth interviews with fund managers, ETF providers and options traders.&nbsp;

Morning Trade Live

After the dust settles from the opening bell,&nbsp;Trading 360&nbsp;with Nicole Petallides&nbsp;features Wall Street’s best traders, analysts and technicians to break down sectors and stocks moving markets. Trading 360&nbsp;with Nicole Petallides focuses on disruptive companies and new technologies driving market&nbsp;headlines while providing investors a 360 degree actionable approach to trading.

Trading 360

Hosts Tom White and Kevin Hincks break down the market; providing in-depth insights for Intermediate to Advanced Traders on how to interpret current market activity. Technical market specialists, analysts and outside guests join the program, giving their take on different markets, sectors, and various products.

Fast Market

The future of trading is here on Next Gen Investing. Alex Coffey and Jenny Horne take viewers through the markets from a unique perspective to help new investors pursue their financial goals. Next Gen Investing will explore various trading strategies while highlighting trending names and under the radar stocks in the market, while walking investors through real-time example trades.

Next Gen Investing

The Watch List with Nicole Petallides offers investors a midday look at the most relevant stocks, sectors and commodities. Petallides hosts a panel of experts ranging from industry-leading CEOs, analysts and Wall Street influencers to discuss pressing topics moving the market in real-time. The Watch List provides viewers with a midpoint status update for the end of the trading day and beyond.

The Watch List

Wrap up your trading day with Oliver Renick as he gives a live recap of the day's top stories and market movers, then look ahead to tomorrow's expectations and upcoming events.

Market On Close

Instead of sitting on the sidelines, take control of your financial future by watching Your First Trade. Hosts Ben Watson, Coaching Sr. Manager, TD Ameritrade Inc. and Pat Mullaly, Coaching Sr. Manager, TD Ameritrade Inc.&nbsp;take you on an educational journey where you can discover fundamental trading concepts and how to navigate the thinkorswim platform from TD Ameritrade Inc., member FINRA/SIPC, a subsidiary of The Charles Schwab Corporation. Your First Trade program content is presented by TD Ameritrade, Inc. a broker/dealer, for educational purposes only.

Your First Trade

Weekend Trader is an original on demand segment from the TD Ameritrade Network. Providing viewers with expert insight and analysis on the most important market-moving activity from the past week, while breaking down how it impacts the self-directed investor’s portfolio for the week ahead.

Weekend Trader

Hosted by Scott Connor, TD Ameritrade’s Director of Education. Scott will take viewers on a journey where they will discover trading tools and learn key fundamental concepts. Join new trader Jenny Horne as she embarks on a quest to reach her investment goals.

Virtual Trade

Chart Master is an educational technical analysis segment that appears in most shows. Join platform experts as they illustrate chart patterns and break down complex indicators that form based on market movement.&nbsp;

Chart Master

Market Overtime with Nicole Petallides covered the day’s market action through both the short-term and long-term investment lens. Nicole is joined by experts who provide actionable ideas that will help educate and inform with topics like: Growth vs. Value, Retirement, and Portfolio Protection. Market Overtime highlights buying and selling opportunities, bullish and bearish outlooks on a multitude of stocks and sectors, and goes in depth on strategy risks and rewards.

Market Overtime

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Retail Sales numbers came in lower than expected. The PPI or Producer Price Index data came in line with slowing economic conditions. Could this feed into a bull market? "The PPI number is good for the market, as well as the Federal Reserve's position. The effect that these numbers would have had prior to the Silicon Valley Bank collapse and Credit Suisse problems is different. The PPI data feeds into the PCE. Regarding retail sales, inflation was lower," says Bob Iaccino.