1. What is an international financial speculator?
International financial speculators are very greedy people, financiers have no motherland and earn a lot of wealth by creating financial crises. Pricing power can be obtained by controlling the futures price of commodities, or by controlling the production and sales of commodities. International financial speculators have greatly raised energy prices by manipulating pricing power, while it is normal for China enterprises to misjudge that the increase in energy prices is due to rising demand. In order to ensure the source of raw materials and avoid further losses, they were misled by international financial speculators, made international acquisitions and signed various forms of hedging contracts. Finally, energy prices plummeted. The highest strategic guiding ideology of international financial speculators is to obtain pricing power. There is no need to use the principle of supply and demand to judge the prices of international commodities in the future, because these prices are often manipulated by international financial speculators.
Second, the skills of speculators.
Speculators' skill is to trade with minimal price fluctuations, that is, to make use of tiny price fluctuations to obtain meager profits from each contract. However, they buy and sell a large number of contracts at a time. Because a bill usually makes the price rise a little, and then falls back to the original level; And a sell order will make the price drop a little and then return to the original equilibrium level. Therefore, if the price is different from the original equilibrium level, the hat snatcher will buy and sell. When the price is lower than the previous transaction price by one transaction unit, the patient will sell it. Similar to Japanese traders, speculators rarely hold overnight futures contracts and usually cancel their positions when trading. The trading activities of hat snatchers are generally limited to one commodity and rarely trade other commodities. Their main function is to make up for the time difference between orders flowing into the exchange, increase the liquidity of the market, and at the same time make the transaction of trading orders within a small range of price changes without delay and reduce price changes.
Hat snatchers are also called speculators. Refers to traders who engage in short-term foreign exchange speculation in the foreign exchange market. Such traders are often professionals. They are familiar with the market situation, master various foreign exchange supply and demand conditions, and have certain ability to predict and sensitively reflect short-term exchange rate fluctuations. Their speculative skill is to make a profit through the smallest price change.