The emergence of futures trading is not only related to the relationship between market supply and demand, but also related to investors' emotions and expectations. When the market is on the rise, investors generally believe that the market momentum is strong and there are many opportunities to make money in the future, so they will continue to chase after the rise and further push up the price. However, when the market stopped rising, investors' mood turned to worry and began to sell, which led to the decline of futures prices.
Futures trading has both opportunities and risks for investors. On the one hand, futures jump usually represents the upward trend of the market. If investors can grasp the market trend in time and buy suitable futures contracts, they may get fast and high returns. However, on the other hand, the futures market is also accompanied by the risk of market fluctuation. Investors should pay attention to risk management measures and control risks in time when chasing up.