Crude oil and most commodities are denominated in dollars, so there is an inverse relationship with the dollar index. The dollar index fell, crude oil rose, and metal commodities generally rose. When the price of crude oil goes up, resource coal goes up. This is like the rise of crude oil, which is good for new energy stocks.

Industries are related. Non-ferrous coal is affected by the demand of downstream industries, such as steel and electricity, which are also closely related to commodity prices.

At present, the main trend of crude oil and metal commodities is downward, resulting in very weak stocks of non-ferrous metals and coal. You can focus on futures. When the dollar index shows signs of peaking and copper shows signs of bottoming out, you can buy colored stocks. In the bull market, non-ferrous metals have always been a huge variety. There are many uncertainties in coal at present, but its performance is sustainable and guaranteed, which is difficult to say.

At present, the market is rebounding in the downward trend, and commodities are also rebounding, but it is not suitable for the mid-line entry.