And its daily limit, look at the picture below:
Let's calculate according to the middle 5% CU.
If it rises to 5% of the daily limit, 10 times the leverage, that is, it rises to 50% of the principal in one day. Do you think it is abnormal to have fluctuations in the middle? It just fluctuates randomly, up and down 1%, which is normal. 10 times the leverage is also around 10%, so looking at the daily line may die miserably unless you have enough margin, and then the position is not heavy.
So in general, you do intraday trading and look at the 5-minute line and 15-minute line in the short term. This is the line and time-sharing chart of the lever variety you should see. Because it is a day, the time span is too large, and it generally has no reference significance.
In a word, futures is the fast pace of stocks. What is done in a month in the stock is done in a day in the futures. You must look at the 5-minute line and the 15-minute line. The traces of short-term funds in the day can only be captured on these lines. If you look at the time-sharing and daily lines, nothing will come out. Time-sharing means only seeing fluctuations, and the daily line can only see the operation of mid-line and long-term funds.
For the operation of short-term funds in the day, he can only draw a line in 5 minutes and 15 minutes to guide the follow-up funds, so as to quickly crack down on short-selling sentiment or quickly kill bulls. After completing the goal, quickly cash the chips and leave the game.