Intraday futures trading does not have enough preparation and consideration time like band trading or long-term trading. After all, they are looking at long-term big profits. However, intraday trading requires decisiveness and speed, and the profit is relatively insufficient. At the same time, the anxiety in holding positions and the risk of overnight positions are omitted.
The futures time-sharing chart consists of several main parts, including: price mark, yesterday's settlement line (usually the central axis), today's settlement line, price line, fluctuation range and price mark.
Compared with the complex trading system of investment masters, the futures time-sharing chart can be said to be simple and not worth mentioning. But for ordinary investors, especially young retail investors, this is a relatively simple and easy-to-learn method to make orders.
When we open the futures time-sharing chart, we should pay attention to yesterday's settlement line, today's settlement line and price line, and extend several operating rules with their positions.
1. The price line is above the settlement line of the day, and the moving direction of the settlement line of the day is upward, requiring multiple transactions.
2. The price line is below the settlement line of the day, and the moving direction of the settlement line of the day is downward, so it is necessary to carry out an empty order transaction.
3. Be careful to short above yesterday's settlement price, but be careful to long below yesterday's settlement price.
4. The final position of closing position is the current callback or rebound that exceeds the previous callback or rebound. 5. The stop-loss position moves reversely to break through the moving average of the day.
Finally, I want to talk about the trend function of futures time-sharing chart, which is a necessary reference for implementing the above operation methods to understand the obvious overall trend and the futures trading trend of the day. If any index wants to be a highly accurate trading system, it can't just refer to an index for trading.
For your reference, one of them is the trend of the moving average, which is often referred to as the long and short market. To put it simply, you should be very cautious when trading reversely in the trend market, and don't overestimate the expected profit.
The other is to find the extension direction of the support point or resistance point. When the support point is constantly improved, it means that it is biased towards a bullish rising market. The continuous downward resistance point means that it is biased towards bearish market. There will also be sudden rapid pull-up and pull-down, which depends on the reaction speed of traders and whether they can follow up decisively.
It is suggested that novices should not chase orders when they miss the opportunity to enter the market at the first time when they encounter the fierce market of futures time-sharing chart, because futures investment can easily enter the top or bottom.