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Futures speculation method
1. Speculation by trend: That is to say, take the trend as the principle, grasp the minimum price difference in daily price fluctuation according to the dynamic reflection of the year, and actively buy and sell the trend in a short period of time. For example, if the trend is expected to rise, buying and prices will rise, and positions will be closed immediately; If the price does not fall, continue to buy and close the position with small profits; If the price is revised for a short period, it will remain static until the price is no longer stable. Then keep buying until there is no real-time trend to follow. If there is a decline, the situation will be counterproductive.

2. Speculation method: mainly focus on trend speculation, supplemented by reverse speculation, mainly focus on market dynamics, grasp the minimum difference of daily price fluctuations, and conduct active trading and passive callback or rebound speculation. For example, in the trend of rising prices, take the opportunity to buy, and the profit is flat; If you see a price correction, don't wait for the opportunity, but seize the opportunity to sell quickly and close the position quickly until there is no trend to follow. But this principle is still based on this trend. The decline is just the opposite.

3. Arbitrage speculation: This is a rare futures speculation method, and speculation must be carried out in the same market of the same variety. In the upward trend, we choose to buy strong monthly contracts and sell weak monthly contracts to achieve the purpose of profit. Short selling is just the opposite.

4. Countertrend speculation: This kind of futures speculation is very strange, usually unacceptable, and it is also a rare speculation method. In other words, grasp the speculative price in the daily fluctuation stage in the upward trend; Degeneration is counterproductive. This method of speculation is something that Bian Xiao himself has never seen before, and it is very difficult.

Introduction to futures contracts:

1, a standardized contract made by a futures exchange, stipulates that a certain quantity and quality of the subject matter will be delivered at a specific time and place in the future. Futures commission: equivalent to the commission in the stock. For stocks, the expenses of stock trading include stamp duty, commission and transfer fees. Relatively speaking, the cost of engaging in futures trading is only the handling fee. Futures commission refers to the fees paid by futures traders according to a certain proportion of the total contract value after the transaction.