Follow the trend: in the futures market, the price trend often lasts for a long time. You can track the price trend and trade with the trend through technical analysis methods such as K-line chart and moving average.
Strategy based on volatility: The futures market price fluctuates greatly and can be used for short-term trading. For example, the volatility index is used to judge the volatility level of the market, and then the trading strategy is formulated.
Pay attention to important technical support levels and resistance levels: when futures prices break through key technical support levels and resistance levels, they often fluctuate greatly, so they can be traded according to the changes of these key positions.
Consider market sentiment: Changes in market sentiment will also affect futures prices. For example, the release of important economic data and good market news will cause large fluctuations in market sentiment and need timely attention.
Set stop loss and take profit: short-term trading needs to pay attention to risk control. You can set the stop-loss and profit-taking point according to your risk tolerance and trading strategy, and stop-loss and profit-taking in time to avoid losses.
In short, short-term futures trading needs to have certain technical analysis ability and risk control awareness, pay close attention to market changes and important data in time, formulate appropriate trading strategies, and remain calm and rational in order to obtain a stable return on investment.