When doing asphalt futures, the method of chasing orders is often used. Pursuing orders is generally a transaction when the price of asphalt futures fluctuates sharply, which is very risky.

1. When is the best time to pursue orders for asphalt futures?

Chasing orders are transactions when asphalt futures fluctuate violently. The basic principle is to chase orders when asphalt prices start to fluctuate violently.

1. When broken, broken refers to the time when all K-line chart combinations are broken, including puncture, pressure position, support position, arc combination channel and so on.

2. Before and after the opening of European markets and various markets. Because the price of asphalt futures fluctuates greatly before and after the opening of the European market, we can pay attention to the changes of asphalt futures prices before and after the opening of the European market and find the right price to chase orders.

Second, the principle of profit liquidation when asphalt spot chasing orders

Generally speaking, once the price of asphalt futures breaks, it will continue to go for at least $3 to $5 in the direction of breaking, so if we chase orders, our goal is to close the position after making a profit of $3 to $5.

Three, asphalt spot after single operation skills

1. Generally speaking, when the price of asphalt futures fluctuates violently, the price of asphalt futures will change in the process of 1 sec when investors make a single transaction. Generally speaking, the better method is to hang the order. If the price of an investor's technical asphalt futures list changes within one second of trading, then the investor's list will still be traded at the price when the investor makes a single transaction.

2. Because the price fluctuates quickly when investing in chasing up asphalt futures, you should set a take-profit price to place an order immediately after the transaction. When the price of asphalt futures is reasonable, the order automatically completes the transaction.