It is common to see people talking about good or bad news, but it is rare to see corresponding market trends accompanying the corresponding news.
If we really want to make good use of fundamental information to help judge futures prices, we need to have rich and systematic knowledge of macroeconomics and microeconomics; knowledge of international politics, military, and culture; and professional knowledge related to each futures variety. .
This is obviously unrealistic for each of us futures people. Although we can do our best to acquire more knowledge, it is always far from enough for what we need. In this sense, a real futures expert should be a comprehensive economist who is proficient in all kinds of knowledge. How many of us can make such a big effort to reach that level?
However, fundamental news is an unavoidable issue in the futures market. How to face fundamental news when it comes out? How to avoid being deceived and make good use of fundamental information is extremely important. Everyone has different understandings and methods of utilizing fundamental news. Based on years of experience analysis and judgment, I also have my own "reverse" utilization method. Let’s talk briefly here, hoping to inspire everyone. For example: when it comes to good news that everyone believes in, you’d better consider it as a profit; when it comes to bad news that everyone believes in, you’d better consider it as a negative. This is very obvious. Isn’t the news digested in everyone’s hearts “exhausted”? Hidden information can always affect the market more than public information; information you derive from a phenomenon or problem can always affect the market more than intuitive news; controversial news can always affect the market more than generally accepted news.
If we really want to make good use of fundamental information to help judge futures prices, we need to have rich and systematic knowledge of macroeconomics and microeconomics; knowledge of international politics, military, and culture; and professional knowledge related to each futures variety. .
This is obviously unrealistic for each of us futures people. Although we can do our best to acquire more knowledge, it is always far from enough for what we need. In this sense, a real futures expert should be a comprehensive economist who is proficient in all kinds of knowledge. How many of us can make such a big effort to reach that level?
However, fundamental news is an unavoidable issue in the futures market. How to face fundamental news when it comes out? How to avoid being deceived and make good use of fundamental information is extremely important. Everyone has different understandings and methods of utilizing fundamental news. Based on years of experience analysis and judgment, I also have my own "reverse" utilization method. Let’s talk briefly here, hoping to inspire everyone. For example: when it comes to good news that everyone believes in, you’d better consider it as a profit; when it comes to bad news that everyone believes in, you’d better consider it as a negative. This is very obvious. Isn’t the news digested in everyone’s hearts “exhausted”? Hidden information can always affect the market more than public information; information you derive from a phenomenon or problem can always affect the market more than intuitive news; controversial news can always affect the market more than generally accepted news.