There is no direct relationship between commodities and stock market transactions, but only indirect conduction. You can't refer to the changes in the stock market by trading in commodities. The rise and fall of commodity futures and the price tag are always measured by the relationship between supply and demand in spot trading. You know that the final delivery is the difference between the futures and spot hedging prices.

The rising and falling trend of the stock market is determined by monetary policy and the circulation of social surplus wealth. There is no necessary causal relationship between the two, but the conduction meaning of the transaction exists. For example, gold rises under the forecast of the sharp depreciation of the US dollar, and the income of companies like Admiralty Gold and Shandong Gold will rise sharply, and the rising performance will bring down the valuation and push up the stock price.