The so-called futures refers to the futures contract that is traded at a certain point in the future of the international market. The profit and loss of people buying and selling is measured by the price difference between entering the market and exiting the market. After the contract expires, it is the physical delivery.
The trading content of most international gold futures markets in the world is basically similar, mainly including margin, contract unit, delivery month, minimum volatility limit, futures delivery, commission, daily trading volume, and trust order.
The ADVANTAGE of INTERNATIONAL GOLD futures: 1, two-way trading, can buy up, can also buy down.
2, the implementation of T+0 system, in the trading hours, can be bought and sold at any time.
3, with a small, only need a small capital can buy and sell gold in full.
4, the price is open, fair, 24 hours and international linkage, not easy to be manipulated.
5. The market is centralized and fair. Futures trading prices are basically the same in one region or country.
6. Hedging, that is, trading futures contracts with the same quantity and price to offset losses caused by gold price fluctuations, also known as “hedging.
The CHART ANALYSIS OF K LINE OF INTERNATIONAL GOLD FUTURES AND STOCK TREND CHART IS SAME, BASICALLY IT IS TO SEE THE CHANGE WITH PRICE, CHANGE IS CONCERNED WITH MARKET QUOTATION.
The international gold futures K line is a technical graph showing the price, time, trading volume and other information of gold futures trading within a certain time with a curve or K line on the coordinate chart.
By definition, the trend chart can be divided into two types: curve chart and K-line chart.
The main factor influencing the international gold futures K line chart is the gold supply and demand relationship, which determines the long-term trend of the gold price in the world gold market.
Other factors are: the impact of the US dollar exchange rate.
The impact of the stock market on gold prices.
The impact of inflation on gold prices.
Monetary policies are closely related.
The influence of international trade, finance and foreign debt deficit on gold price.
International political instability, war, etc
The above is about the “international gold futures K line” related introduction