Technical analysis directly analyzes the price trend from the "long-short power comparison" of futures disk, which is the most direct compared with other analysis methods. Technical analysis is important because all changes in fundamentals and funds will eventually be reflected on the technical side. No matter how big the profit is, if it is not translated into realistic disk payment, the futures price will not rise. On the contrary, if the big negative does not turn into a real sell order, the futures price will fall. The whole cut should be expressed through the changes in the strength of buyers and sellers on the technical side.

Step 2 be practical

Technical analysis can be said to be "straight to the point", which directly discusses the problem that investors want to know most and is closely related to the profit and loss of the transaction-the price jump, regardless of the reasons behind the price rise and fall. For trading, technical analysis is the most practical. Technical analysts have a famous saying, "Many times investors don't need to know the reasons for the price rise and fall, but always ask why people are smart and stupid children."

Step 3: Simple

From the point of view of data acquisition, the data source of technical analysis comes entirely from the disk, and individuals must go outside the disk to investigate and summarize the data. From the analysis method, the technical analysis method basically revolves around the technical drawing, and uses the methods of index, shape and K-line combination to analyze the strength change of long and short forces. This is much simpler than complex fundamental analysis.

4. General

The theory of technical analysis is the same as the technical law of commodity price fluctuation abstracted from the trends of various markets and varieties. No matter what kind of futures products, their methods are completely consistent. Different from fundamental analysis, different varieties involve different factors. For example, the fundamental analysis of the stock market and the fundamental analysis of commodities and foreign exchange have different data, so they must be studied separately, and there is no need to classify varieties for technical analysis. The technical analysis methods of all varieties are similar.