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How do futures judge whether to conduct intertemporal trading?
In the futures market, whether to conduct intertemporal trading depends on the futures price trend of the market, individual trading strategy and risk tolerance.

1, market trend. The change of market price has great influence on the trading strategy of futures. For example, when the market price is on the rise, traders can consider holding future positions and wait for the price to rise further before selling it, so as to realize more profits. 2. Demand trends. According to market demand, traders can trade futures across periods. For example, before the peak demand season comes, traders can lock in the price through intertemporal trading and get higher profits when the peak demand season comes. In the period of low demand, the holding time can be prolonged through inter-period trading, and the operation frequency and transaction cost can be reduced. 3. Technical analysis. Technical analysis can help traders to judge the market price trend and trend, so as to decide whether to carry out intertemporal trading. By analyzing the historical data of the market, traders can grasp the essence and laws of the market, so as to formulate appropriate trading strategies and choose appropriate intertemporal operation opportunities.

Commodity is a standardized contract, which stipulates the rights and obligations to buy or sell the target commodity at a certain price at a certain time.