The outer disk and inner disk of futures are one of its technical indicators, so what does it mean? What should we do if we see that the outer disk is bigger than the inner disk or the inner disk is bigger than the outer disk in actual operation?

What do you mean inside and outside the futures market?

The significance of the outer and inner disk of futures is that for the transaction at the selling price, the number of purchases at this time will be counted as the outer disk. Inner disk refers to the transaction with purchase price, and the corresponding sales volume is generally accounted for in the inner disk. In this regard, when we see that the external futures market is larger than the internal futures market, we must consider whether the market can do more. When we see that the external futures market is smaller than the internal futures market, we should consider whether we can short.

In general operation, we may often see that the external market is large and the internal market is small. At this time, we are not sure that the market will definitely rise or other trends. In addition, futures trading is generally two-way, so in operation, you can be unilaterally bullish or unilaterally bearish. Once the market sentiment changes, we need to take the opposite measures immediately.

To sum up, this is the external and internal significance of futures.