1. What is the increase or decrease of futures positions?
Position refers to the ratio of the funds actually invested by investors to the funds actually invested.
For example, if you have an investment fund of 6.5438+10,000 yuan, and you buy futures with 60,000 yuan, your position is 60%. If you buy all the futures, you will be in Man Cang. If you sell all the futures, you are short.
Futures Masukura means increasing your futures, and futures Masukura means reducing your futures.
2. What do you think of futures positions?
Generally speaking, when a novice takes a futures position, he can observe a Masukura area in the investment and trading market in the morning. If there are many positions, investors can use this area as a benchmark. In general, prices tend to rise above the region and fall below it.
When the futures price rises to a certain price, it stops rising, but the position keeps increasing, and you can choose to short; On the contrary, futures prices fall to a certain price, stop falling, and positions have been falling, so you can add positions. (The specific situation analysis is for reference only)
In the futures market, price rise and fall have different market performance and uncertainty. No matter whether there is a situation of increasing or decreasing positions, investors can make short selling and buying operations according to the relevant situation, but these methods are summarized or predicted according to historical market changes, so they are generally only used as reference in investment operations.
The above is how to look at the futures increase and decrease positions, and what is the relevant content of increase and decrease positions, for reference only, I hope to help you. Warm reminder, financial management is risky and investment needs to be cautious.