ES · Daily session recap

ES Session Recap — Wednesday, September 23, 2026

ES (E-mini S&P 500 futures) settled at 7,773.75, −57.25 points (−0.73%) versus the prior regular-session close on Wednesday, September 23, 2026. RTH range 67.50 points, IB 48.25 points, close in the lower part of the range.

RTH close

7,773.75

−57.25 pts (−0.73%) vs prior close

Open vs prior close

−7.50 pts

Opened at 7,823.50

RTH range

67.50 pts

7,758.75 – 7,826.25

Initial balance

48.25 pts

7,778.00 – 7,826.25 · broke down

Close location

22%

0% = session low, 100% = session high

Session volume

1,486,653

1,283,605 during RTH

ES gapped down 7.50 points at the open on Wednesday, September 23, 2026 and settled at 7,773.75, −57.25 points (−0.73%) versus the prior regular-session close. The regular session traded a 67.50-point range between 7,758.75 and 7,826.25, closing in the lower part of the range.

Overnight trade ahead of the open ranged from 7,818.75 to 7,843.25. The day session took out the overnight low, which is worth logging if you track overnight-range behavior as part of your prep.

Price built a 48.25-point initial balance (09:30–10:30 ET, 7,778.00–7,826.25) and broke below it, extending about 40% of the IB range below the IB low at the furthest point.

Session volume totaled roughly 1,486,653 contracts across the trading day, with about 1,283,605 traded during regular hours.

One session is a data point, not a pattern. The way to use a day like this is to compare it against the distribution: how often ES breaks its initial balance in this direction, what range expansion typically follows, and how similar sessions resolved. Profitabul's paid report engine computes exactly those statistics over historical sessions.

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