I found that futures have two trading methods: buying up and buying down, but I don't know the specific meaning of these two trading methods, so what do futures buy up and buy down mean? The following is the meaning of buying up and buying down in futures compiled by Bian Xiao, for reference only, and I hope it will help everyone.

What does it mean to buy futures up and down?

Buying up futures refers to buying and opening positions, while buying down refers to selling and opening positions. Rising prices are conducive to buying and opening positions, while falling prices are conducive to selling and opening positions. After buying futures, you don't really need to get the future spot, but you can close your position through reverse trading. Similarly, after selling futures, you don't really need to give your counterparty a commodity in the future, but you can close your position through reverse trading.

The so-called futures are future commodities. Futures are different from spot prices. Spot prices are fixed, while futures prices are constantly changing. Because the future is full of uncertainty, and uncertainty symbolizes opportunity, futures are full of speculation.

How do stocks rise and fall?

The rise and fall of stocks obviously depend on funds. Without funds, small-cap stocks and large-cap stocks cannot rise, but the internal logic of stock rise and fall is different.

I will talk about my classification and understanding of the internal logic of stock ups and downs from my experience in the securities market for so many years.

The internal logic of stock ups and downs is speculation and real performance rise, and performance rise is also divided into present and future, supply and demand induction and policy induction. Next, I will work with you to analyze these internal rising logics.

First of all, let's look at the ups and downs without internal logic.

The reason why there is no internal logic of ups and downs is because this part is mainly caused by some superficial news. This part is mainly represented by small-cap stocks, which are the most popular investment stocks because of their small circulation and easy control of main funds, especially in the case of news stimulation.

It is difficult to fully grasp this type of ups and downs. You need to accumulate a lot of technical analysis knowledge, and you can see the main action of grabbing funds and the final pull-up before you leave in time to make a big profit. However, most retail investors can't escape the fate of being quilted when they encounter this type. This is the disadvantage of short speculation.

Secondly, let's look at the performance ups and downs caused by the relationship between supply and demand, so as to promote the rise and fall of stock prices.

This type of fluctuation is usually easier to predict. After all, the market data is there, as long as you can understand it, it is not a problem at all.

Which is better, buying down or buying up?

1. What do you mean by buying down and buying up?

Many terms in the stock market are difficult to understand just by explaining their meanings. You should often see people say buy up or buy down. Buying up can also be called chasing up. It refers to buying in a certain position, waiting for the subsequent rise, and then selling for profit in the process of stock price rise. As for the buyout, the following will say.

Buying up refers to buying when the stock price rises. Buying down refers to buying when the stock price falls. But most people don't like chasing up and down, which is risky, but the profit is also considerable. If the operation is not skilled, investors advise not to do so.

Buying up is the same as doing more. For example, if a stock is going to rise from the price of 10 yuan to 20 yuan, then you can buy more. Buying down is the same as shorting. For example, if the price of a stock drops from 20 yuan to 65,438+00 yuan, then it can buy and short. Long and short are mostly used in two-way markets, such as futures market, foreign exchange market, spot gold market and spot market. These markets are bilateral.

Short selling, also known as short selling, short selling (Hong Kong) and short selling (Singapore, Malaysia), is an investment term of stocks and futures, and it is also an operation mode of the stock and futures markets. In contrast to bulls, in theory, it is to borrow goods to sell first and then buy them back. Short selling refers to selling stocks at the current price in the expectation of future stock market decline, and buying them after the market decline to obtain the difference profit.

Going long is a term used in financial markets such as stocks, foreign exchange or futures: buying and holding stocks, foreign exchange or futures, waiting for them to rise and make a profit. Long is long. When bulls judge that the market is rising, they will buy stocks immediately, so long means buying stocks, foreign exchange or futures.

Second, which is better?

The two concepts of "buy up and not buy down" and "buy down and not buy up" mostly refer to the psychology of stock speculators. Before we know these two concepts in detail, we need to emphasize and clarify the specific meanings of "Shang" and "Xia". The "rise" mentioned here is dynamic, which means that the price is in the rising stage, not after the rise. Similarly, "falling" also means that the price is in the falling stage, not after falling. Both represent a trend, not a result.

After understanding the meaning of "up" and "down", let's analyze the psychology of stock speculators who "buy up but not buy down": in the rising stage of stock price, stock speculators generally predict that the stock will continue to rise, so as long as they see the stock price rise, they will buy it in time, and after a period of time, they will sell it decisively and earn the difference. On the contrary, when the stock price falls, stock speculators are generally not sure when the bottom is, so they will not buy the stock easily, otherwise once the stock falls sharply, the stock will depreciate rapidly, and their investment will be wiped out and suffered heavy losses.

If it goes up, it is afraid of going up even higher, and it is necessary to chase it in at all costs, which further leads to rising prices.

I was greedy when I fell, hoping to fall more, and then I bought a bargain. As a result, I never shot.

It can be seen that in the process of wealth investment, "buying up without buying down" is an effective investment behavior to prevent risks.