In the futures trading market, contracts with large positions tend to have large turnover, while contracts with small positions tend to have small turnover. Under normal circumstances, the greater the position, the better the liquidity of the variety, the more retail investors participate, and the more natural opportunities. So, what does the increase in futures positions mean?

What does the increase in futures positions mean?

The sudden surge in positions shows that this variety is very different. Moreover, Masukura must be an additional contract in the market, and a contract needs to be concluded by both parties. In the process of futures trading, a lot of things happen quickly, so positions always change back and forth. The change of position itself does not mean anything, and the price wants to change, relying on the comprehensive comparison of the strength of buyers and sellers.

Open position refers to the position change from the beginning to the final delivery in a futures cycle. Moreover, the volume refers to the intra-day change of the day. Open position is a unique quantitative and energy index in the futures market, which reflects the change of capital stock. Open position is the sum of the number of open positions, and open position represents the holder's attitude towards the market outlook.