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What does the bottom deviation of futures mean?
The bottom deviation of futures is a classic form in technical analysis, which reflects the comparison of long and short forces in the market. Under normal circumstances, when there is a deviation from the bottom of the market, it often means that the market has reached a state of bottom reversal, and the bullish power in the market outlook has gradually increased, making it easier to rebound.

What are the conditions for morphological deviation?

There are two conditions for futures to deviate from the bottom: first, when the market falls, the trading volume begins to slow down or hit a new low; Second, as the market goes down, technical indicators begin to deviate in the opposite direction. If the above two conditions are met, it can be confirmed that there is a pattern of futures bottom deviation.

What is the significance of futures bottom deviation itself?

The emergence of the deviation from the bottom of futures shows that the power of market decline is slowing down, the power of bulls is gradually increasing, and the bottom has appeared. Therefore, under normal circumstances, investors can intervene in the market in time according to the deviation pattern, and enter the market to buy or add positions. Of course, we should also pay attention to the overall trend of the market and risk control to avoid excessive pursuit of high and falling into the trap.