What do the technical indicators in futures mean?

Technical indicators are given mathematical formulas by mathematical models, and figures reflecting the inherent nature of a certain aspect of futures or stock markets are obtained. This number is called the index value. The specific numerical values of the index values and their relationship directly reflect the state of the stock market and provide guidance for our operational behavior. Most of the things reflected by the indicators can't be directly seen from the market statements.

Technical index analysis is a quantitative analysis method based on certain mathematical statistics methods and using some complicated calculation formulas to judge the exchange rate trend. There are momentum index, relative intensity index, randomness and so on. Because the above analysis often needs the support of some computer software, it is only a general understanding for investors who buy and sell real personal transactions. However, it is worth mentioning that technical index analysis is a very important exchange rate analysis and forecasting tool for professional foreign exchange traders in the international foreign exchange market.

At present, there are countless technical indicators in the securities market and futures market. For example, relative strength index (RSI), random index (KD), trend index (DMI), smooth average line of similarities and differences (MACD), energy tide (OBV), psychological line, deviation rate, etc. These are well-known technical indicators, which are enduring in the application of the stock market. Moreover, with the passage of time, new technical indicators are still emerging. Including: MACD (Similarities and Differences smma) DMI Trend Indicator (Trend Indicator) DMA EXPMA (Exponential Average) TRIX (Triple Index smma) TRIX (Triple Index smma) BRAR.

CR VR (volume change rate) OBV (energy tide) ASI (vibration fluctuation index) EMV (movement difficulty value) WVAD (William change dispersion) SAR (stop point) CCI (homeopathic index) ROC (change rate index) BOLL (Bollinger Band) WR (William index) KDJ (stochastics)