(1) If both trading volume and positions increase, the current price trend is likely to continue to develop in the current direction.
(2) If both trading volume and positions decrease, the current price trend may be coming to an end.
1, the volume of transactions increased, indicating that new entrants and positions increased with the price increase, and the market was bullish.
2. The increase in trading volume and positions and the decline in prices indicate that new market entrants have increased their short positions and the market is bearish.
3. Trading volume and positions decrease with the price drop, indicating that long positions in the market increase stop loss and short positions only take profit.
However, the number of short positions does not increase, and the market decline is expected to slow down.
4. The decrease in trading volume and positions and the increase in prices indicate that short positions in the market have increased, and long positions have begun to take profits, but they have opened positions.
The number of long positions does not increase, and the upward trend of the market is expected to slow down.
5. The price rises with the increase of positions and the decrease of trading volume, indicating that many parties continue to open more positions and the price is expected to continue to rise (trading volume).
Decrease, position rise, price rise, continue to rise)
6. The price rises with the decrease of positions and the increase of trading volume, indicating that many parties have begun to close their positions and the price is expected to fall (the trading volume has increased,
Positions decrease, prices rise, and it is expected to fall back)
7. The price decreases with the increase of positions and the decrease of trading volume, indicating that the empty side continues to open short positions and the price is expected to continue to fall; (volume)
Decrease, position increase, price decline, and continue to decline)
8. The price decreases with the decrease of positions and the increase of trading volume, indicating that the empty side has begun to level the short position and the price is expected to rebound. (In terms of volume.
Rising, reducing positions, falling prices, expected to rebound)