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What's so special about futures market indicators?
The technical analysis of futures market is basically the same as that of stocks, but there are several special places that securities investors should pay attention to. After it is put forward here, everyone should revise their original views on these technical parameters according to the specific situation of futures.

I. Quantity

The trading volume of futures is the sum of the buying volume and selling volume on the same day, which is calculated in two directions. But buying and selling may have opening or closing positions, which is different from stocks. Therefore, the trading volume of futures includes the information of different combinations of buying, selling, opening and closing positions, which reflects more information than the trading volume of stocks.

2. Open positions

The open position of futures refers to the sum of the open positions of buyers and sellers, which is calculated in both directions. In other words, half of the positions we see are buying positions, usually selling positions. This is also very different from stocks, and the change of positions is also an indicator that has a great impact on the market.

Three. K line graph

Because the price fluctuation in the futures market is generally more frequent than that in stocks, it is recommended to refer to the time-sharing chart, such as the 5-minute K-line chart, when judging the market, especially when doing T+0. Of course, it depends on one's trading habits.