Look at the bulls and bears: futures trading must first look at the direction of the bulls and bears. The combination of short line and long line should pay attention to the position of the highest point and the lowest point. Whether the high and low direction of the daily line exceeds the highest or lowest point yesterday, and whether the bull and bear represent the market has changed;

2. Intensity: Futures trading varieties have a certain intensity. At this time, investors need to see whether the continuous upward or downward trend changes have broken through the key points. If the key points are not broken, the strength is often limited;

3. Look at the range: The range of futures trading is mainly compared with yesterday's market. If the point of the day is lower than that of yesterday, the range will increase, which depends on whether the resistance level and support level have broken through. Interval is the key content to see the ups and downs;

4. Look at technology: The commonly used technology in futures trading is K-line. Users can check the type of K line every day. Compared with yesterday's K-line, the change of support level and resistance level is also very important. Investors should not underestimate it.

The above is how futures view the ups and downs.

Is futures related to the rise and fall of stocks?

Theoretically, futures market and stock market are two independent markets, but futures actually have a certain relationship with stocks. For example, cotton is an important raw material for cotton textile enterprises, and the futures price of cotton also reflects the price of cotton raw materials. For listed companies with cotton raw materials, their share prices will also have a certain reaction. Therefore, futures have a certain relationship with the stock price trend of listed companies.

What is the impact of rising futures on related stocks?

The most direct impact of rising futures on related stocks is the price. Generally speaking, falling futures will lead to falling futures-related stock prices, and rising futures will lead to rising futures-related stock prices. However, the stock market is unpredictable, and rising futures prices will not necessarily lead to rising stock prices, but also lead to falling stock prices. If the main force uses the rising futures to ship, it is beneficial in the early stage of futures shipment, which will lead to a sharp drop in individual stocks at the end of futures.