Main Masukura refers to the investment behavior of large institutional investors or investment institutions in the futures market. When the main investors think that the long-term prospects of the market are good, they will increase their positions by adding positions. The main Masukura can push the market price up. Of course, the main investors may also take the initiative to reduce their positions due to some factors, leading to a market decline.

What are the influencing factors of main Masukura?

There are many factors that affect the main Masukura, among which several are more important. First of all, the economic policies of the state and the market have a vital impact on the decision-making of investors. Secondly, the published economic data such as GDP and unemployment rate will also have an impact on the market, thus affecting the decision-making of major investors. Third, the company's performance and financial data will also affect the decision-making of major investors.

There are many ways to judge whether the main force adds positions, one of which is to observe the changes in market turnover and positions. If the market trading volume increases, the positions also increase, which is likely to be a signal for the main force to expand positions. If the trading volume is increasing but the positions are not increasing, it may be caused by the lattice trading of retail investors. In addition, it is also possible to judge whether the main force has increased its position by observing the trading trend and market news of the main force.