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The most critical time of day in futures trading?
1, see opening (9: 00) 1. Looking at the trend in early trading: 1) opened lower and rebounded beyond the opening price. The average price is on the line, stronger and shorter. 2) The lower the rebound, the lower the opening price, the lower the average price line and the weak short position. 3) Open high and walk high (1 min. K-line Sanyang (9.0 1, 9.02, 9.03)), which is super strong and pursues more. 4) Low opening and low walking (1 min, K-line with three shades (9.0 1, 9.02, 9.03)), extremely weak, chasing empty. 5) Open higher and lower, break the opening price, the average price line goes down, and the weak position is short. Long-term trading below the average price will definitely fall. Ten minutes after the opening is a process of multi-air combat, and the results will naturally appear during this period. If the bulls are dominant, the futures price will quickly rebound above the average price; When bears dominate, futures prices will fall below the average price; If the long-term consolidation is below the average price, it means that short sellers are in a more active position, and short selling in time can achieve quick profits. When the futures price is sideways below the average price for a long time after the opening, shorting is a better choice. 2. Look at the intraday movement direction (9: 20) to find the possibility of a high point in the downtrend-short-selling mainly: (1), yesterday's settlement price plus the increase of the external market MINUS the popularity value; (2), yesterday's closing price plus the increase in the external market, the space price comparison MINUS the popularity value; (3), yesterday or the day before the high price; (4) The high point of the integer mark; (5) The high point of the average resistance price; (6) The low point in yesterday's decline became the highest point in today's gap. Looking for the possibility of the low point in the upward trend-mainly buying: (1), yesterday's settlement price MINUS the range of the external market decline, space price comparison plus popularity value; (2), yesterday's closing price MINUS the decline of the external market, the space price plus the popularity value; (3) The low price yesterday or the day before; (4) The moving average supports the low point of the price; (5) The low position of the integer mark; (6) Yesterday's high point became the lowest point when it opened higher today. 3. Look at the intraday adjustment direction or rebound direction (10: 00- 2: 30 pm). In this process, if there is a sudden quick start, buy and sell immediately after watching the K-line chart of 10, 15 or 30 minutes. If you follow up correctly, you will actively hold it until there is a big turning point in the session. The start of the market must have its own reasons. There are ups and downs, and there are rebounds in the fall! There is no futures that only go up but don't go down, and there is no futures that only go down and don't go up. 4. Look at the closing price and settlement price (3 points). 1, depending on the closing price range; 2. Look at the difference between the closing price and the settlement price; 3. Look at the trend of the external electronic disk; 4. Decide whether to hold a position.