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How to analyze the market of stock index futures and how to judge the rise and fall of stock index futures
The daily market table reveals the opening price, the highest price, the lowest price, the final volume, the fluctuation range, the settlement price, the number of open contracts, and the prices and quantities of several orders that are most likely to be closed at that time. This information can not only let investors know about the market of the day, but also allow investors to further judge the possible long-short trend of the market. We have introduced these indicators before, and emphasize them again: 1. Opening price The opening price is the first transaction price when the market opens at 9: 00 a.m. on the trading day. The highest price and lowest price during the whole trading time from 9: 00 a.m.10 to 3: 00 p.m.15, with the highest price being the highest price on the quotation sheet and the lowest price being the lowest price during the trading time. 2. Closing price The closing price is the final closing price at 3: 00 pm 1.5. During the trading hours of the day, the closing price of the day did not appear because it did not close. The market table generally shows yesterday's closing price-"Yesterday's closing price". 3. Fluctuation range (point) Fluctuation range (point) is the value obtained by subtracting the settlement price of the previous trading day from the final transaction price of the previous trading day. The fluctuation range is the ratio of the fluctuation point divided by the final transaction price of the previous trading day. 4. Settlement price The transaction price on the day of a contract is calculated according to the weighted average of the transaction volume, reflecting the profit and loss of the margin account on the day. Similarly, the settlement price of the day will not appear until after the close. 5. Volume Volume refers to the sum of all transactions on the trading day. 5. Opening a position is also called opening a position, which is the sum of all the positions. Open position is an important indicator to judge the future trend and activity of the market. If the opening volume is large, it means that the market outlook will be more active. If the opening volume is small, even if the turnover is large, it is likely to mean the end of this round of market.