What is the core principle of futures ups and downs?
There are many factors that affect futures prices, including supply and demand, policies, environment, cost, related commodity prices, market factors and many other factors. Its core is the relationship between supply and demand, that is, the power comparison between buyers and sellers. If more people buy, it will naturally go up, and vice versa.
The main reason for the rise in futures prices is the participation of the main force or large funds. The red K-lines are all painted in gold, and currency is the core force to push up prices. Individual investors should dance with the main force. Many people have seen the reverse forms such as head, shoulder and bottom, double bottom and curved bottom through simple technical analysis, but the price is not reversed because there is no big capital to enter.
The direct cause of the decline in futures prices is the emergence of a large number of futures orders, and the green K-lines are all futures orders. A large number of selling orders are the most direct and core reason for the decline of futures prices.
The influencing factors of different varieties of futures prices are often different, but they are all inseparable from the core reason of supply and demand. This is a market for buyers and sellers. Whoever has the dominant position can be directly reflected in the price trend.