1. Delayed or inaccurate data: The data sources of time-sharing chart and K-line chart may be different, resulting in different displayed data. Due to the delayed or inaccurate data, the latest price shown in the time-sharing chart is still rising, while the actual trading range shown in the K-line chart is falling.
2. The time scales of the time-sharing chart and the K-line chart are different: the time-sharing chart uses a shorter time scale, while the K-line chart displays a longer time scale according to the settings. On different time scales, the price changes in the same time period will have different performances.
3. Different trading opportunities: There are many trading opportunities in the futures market, and there are different price trends during night trading hours and daytime trading hours. Time-sharing chart and K-line chart reflect the price trend changes in different trading periods.
4. Technical indicators and chart analysis: Time-sharing chart and K-line chart use different technical indicators and chart analysis tools, which will produce different price trend forecasts or signals. Solids make the difference between the two.
The futures market provides a trading platform, which allows investors to participate in the market in the form of leveraged trading, gain profits from price changes or hedge risks. Investors can use the futures market for price hedging and speculative trading. In the futures market, investors can participate in trading by buying long-term contracts or selling short-term contracts. The price of futures trading is determined by the relationship between market supply and demand, which will be influenced by many factors, including supply and demand, economic data, political factors, market expectations and so on.