No, it has little to do with rest days, mainly whether the United States is a monthly and quarterly report on rest days, but the futures of soybeans and soybean meal still have some influence, but it is only an opening price, but the influence of national demand is still the most direct. For example, pork was cheap some time ago. Look at the market of soybean meal futures, but if you have a good grasp of futures, I bought it at m110/at 2800, because you know, the price didn't drop much, and I made a lot of money in less than a month, right? (These just want to tell you that futures have nothing to do with rest days, but have a lot to do with our country's policies and people's livelihood needs. )