1. The fluctuation range of futures price should be relative to the price of the previous trading day or the previous period.
2. Market participants usually have expectations for the rise and fall of futures prices. If the market expects the price to continue to rise, there may be more buying to support the price to continue to rise without a significant decline.
3. The increase of1000 points does not mean that it has not been sold. There may still be sellers willing to sell futures contracts in the market, but buyers are willing to buy at higher prices, resulting in a balance of buying and selling power and high prices in the market.
4. Market sentiment and market capital flow also have an impact on futures prices.