Question 1: What does "car manufacturers press inventory on dealers" mean? It means forcing dealers to buy more existing cars. In this way, dealers' inventory will become larger and larger, and funds will be increasingly used. Stock trap.

Question 2: 4S stores are dissatisfied with the manufacturer’s inventory reduction requirements. What does inventory reduction mean? It means hoarding goods.

Question 3: What does inventory reduction mean? Pressing goods means pushing goods from manufacturers to dealers. It should have been called stocking up, but in modern marketing methods, manufacturers will use various means, such as giving rebates when reaching a certain delivery amount, receiving certain discounts for a certain model when picking up a certain amount, and other policies. Incentives are even semi-mandatory. "Pressure" the goods into the hands of dealers. In this way, dealers will have enough inventory pressure and will work harder to promote the products in their hands. This is particularly effective when dealers deal in products from several manufacturers at the same time.

Question 4: What do futures mean by supply pressure and inventory pressure? supply pressure. Inventory pressure. Demand pressure, these are three different concepts.

1. Supply pressure in the futures market mainly refers to the output of this variety. For example, the yield of soybeans, corn, copper, rubber and other varieties.

Generally, there is pressure on production, which means that supply increases and futures prices will fall accordingly. On the contrary, if the output is small and there is no pressure on supply, futures prices will rise, such as a long-short squeeze market.

2. Inventory pressure has two concepts. One is the inventory of warehouse receipts registered by the exchange, and the other is the national inventory. In this regard, supply is sufficient and prices will not rise. National inventories are sometimes sold off as planned, which will also affect price fluctuations in the futures market.

3. Demand pressure is easy to understand. If everyone wants to buy this product, the price of this product will definitely rise. However, if the inventory and production of this product are low at that time, you can imagine how much demand pressure will be. This will cause prices to continue to rise.

Question 5: What does long-term overstocking mean? A certain substance has been overstocked in the warehouse for a long time and cannot be sold.

Inventory refers to the materials that are temporarily stagnant in the warehouse. Two points should be made clear here: First, the location where the materials are stagnant is not on the production line, not in the workshop, nor in non-warehouses. Any location in the warehouse, such as bus stations, train stations and other types of circulation nodes, but in warehouses; secondly, the stagnation of materials may be caused by any reason, not necessarily some special stagnation. These reasons Generally speaking, there are: ① active reserves in various forms; ② passive over-reserves in various forms; ② complete backlog.

Question 6: What do supply pressure and inventory pressure mean in futures? pressure. Inventory pressure. Demand pressure, these are three different concepts.

1. Supply pressure in the futures market mainly refers to the output of this variety. For example, the yield of soybeans, corn, copper, rubber and other varieties.

Generally, there is pressure on production, which means that supply increases and futures prices will fall accordingly. On the contrary, if the output is small and there is no pressure on supply, futures prices will rise, such as a long-short squeeze market.

2. Inventory pressure has two concepts. One is the inventory of warehouse receipts registered by the exchange, and the other is the national inventory. In this regard, supply is sufficient and prices will not rise. National inventories are sometimes sold off as planned, which will also affect price fluctuations in the futures market.

3. Demand pressure is easy to understand. If everyone wants to buy this product, the price of this product will definitely rise. However, if the inventory and production of this product are low at that time, you can imagine how much demand pressure will be. This will cause prices to continue to rise.

Question 7: What does the pressure drop in material inventory mean? It means that the material has been taken out for use, so the pressure in the warehouse drops.