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What time does the American market open?
The trading hours of US stocks are from Monday to Friday, but the time will be different according to different situations.

Foreign exchange is a spot market, which is divided into Asian market, European market and American market on a global scale.

In the futures market, the opening hours of futures in China are Monday to Friday, 9: 00 am-11:30 pm, 13: 30- 15: 00 pm, which are the same all over the country.

"Opening price" refers to the opening price of each security after the opening of each trading day. Also known as "stock market opening".

Extended data

Opening higher or lower in early trading did not fill the gap, and fell back after the first hour. If the volume shrinks in the second hour and the cumulative volume of the second high point is not 1.5 times that of the first high point, then the second high point is usually a false high point. Shadow lines appear all day. After 5 minutes, MACD is confirmed as a reverse MACD.

Rule of thumb for opening 10: 30.

When it goes up (or down) on the first day, whether it will reverse the original trend the next day depends on the amount of 10: 30.

1. When it rose in the first hour, it rose 1.5 times in the last hour of the previous day, and fell by 0.75, and continued to fall.

2. If the increase is less than 0.75 times, the first low will be reversed. If the decline exceeds 1.5 times, it is also a reversal.

Between 3.0.75- 1.5, there is no redundancy at 1 1, and1is the reversal point.

Law of time

1. The most common high points are 10: 15 and 1 1 in the morning, and 1: 45 in the afternoon.

2. The persistence of rising is the most important in 1 1: 15. Basically, the direction of this time point is the all-day direction.

3. The key lows in early trading are easy 10: 30, afternoon 1 1: 15, and afternoon 2: 10.

4. The direction of early decline was confirmed at 10: 30 and 2: 30 pm.

In the stock market, in order to attract goods smoothly, many parties often rush in after the opening, and short sellers will deliberately raise the price in order to successfully complete the distribution, thus causing a rapid surge after the opening, which is common in a strong market. In addition, in order to bargain-hunting, bulls will smash it at the opening, while bears or retail investors will be desperate to sell it, resulting in a sharp drop after the opening.