Non-trading time of futures refers to the period when the market is closed or closed as stipulated by the exchange, and investors cannot conduct futures trading. Generally speaking, the non-trading time of futures is from the closing time in the evening to the time before the opening of the next morning. This period is a good time for investors to adjust themselves, collect information, formulate investment strategies and analyze the futures market.

In the non-trading time of futures, although investors can't trade futures, market changes are still taking place and relevant information is being transmitted. Therefore, it is very important for investors to understand market risks, future market trends, investment opportunities and related policies. These can be done during non-trading hours.

The significance of mastering the non-trading time of futures lies in that investors can have more time to concentrate, study the futures market, draw information and make corresponding decisions according to the market trend. At the same time, the action of non-trading time can not directly generate trading income, but it can increase investors' grasp of market risks and their understanding of future market development. In a word, futures non-trading time is an important opportunity for investors to improve their technical level, broaden their thinking and accumulate experience to achieve profitability.