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What do futures bulls and bears mean?
Futures bulls mean that a futures contract will rise in the future, so it belongs to the buyer, buying at a low price first and selling at a high price later. On the contrary, the reason why futures are short is because futures contracts will fall in the future, so it is the seller who sells first and then buys at a low price.

1, long is a Chinese character, pronounced du tóu, which means that investors are optimistic about the stock market and expect the stock price to be bullish, so they buy the stock at a low price and sell it when the stock rises to a certain price, so as to obtain the difference income.

Long position is a speculative way in futures trading. Speculators estimate securities, commodities, etc. If the price tends to rise, buy in advance, and then try to sell after the price rises, in order to obtain the difference benefit. This kind of speculation is based on buying first and then selling, and speculators have more securities or commodities to sell, so they are called "bulls". As opposed to a bear.

2. Bears are investors who think that although the current stock price is high, they are pessimistic about the stock market prospects and expect the stock price to fall, so they sell stocks at high prices. This trading method of selling before buying and earning the difference from it is called short position.

People usually refer to the stock market with a long-term downward trend as a short market, and the changes of stock prices in the short market are characterized by a series of sharp declines and small increases.

Bulls represent an actual trading direction, not a specific group of people, not many people buy bulls, but many forces are greater than the empty side. Long indicators can only be used as a reference for investors, not as a decisive factor in investment. In addition, the long-short trend needs a period of time to change, so it generally lags behind the actual trend of stocks.

On the premise of bull market, the short-term selling opportunity of the daily 6-day moving average appears → 18 moving average appears (the 6-day moving average falls below 18 moving average in the process) → the weekly 6-week moving average falls below 13 moving average → the 26-week moving average is empty, and the index runs below the 26-week moving average; At the same time, the 6-day moving average runs below the 36-day moving average, and the quantity can match.