A negative future positions difference means that future positions is decreasing. Futures position difference is the abbreviation of futures position difference, which refers to the increase or decrease of a futures position today compared with yesterday. Under normal circumstances, a negative futures position difference means that the futures position on that day is reduced, and the number of contracts bought and sold by new traders is lower than the number of contracts closed in the transaction.

Negative futures position difference indicates that the power of selling and closing positions is high, and the market is in a technically strong state.

What does the increase in futures positions mean?

When the position suddenly increases sharply, it shows that there are great differences between varieties. In addition, the increase in positions means that there is one more contract in the market, and one contract needs to be concluded by both parties. In the process of futures trading, a large number of transactions occur, so positions always change back and forth.

The change of position itself does not mean anything, and the change of price depends on the comprehensive comparison of the strength of buyers and sellers.