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In crude oil futures, some people buy and sell after closing positions, and some people open and close positions after closing positions. What do they mean?
I am also studying these days. ICBC knows and operates better, but it can't buy it these days because of the limitation of foreign exchange quota. , just transferred to the Bank of China, which is a bit difficult to understand. . . Let me know when you get it. Thank you. . . Closing the position before closing the position means closing the position first and then closing the position. Generally speaking, only after opening a position (opening a position and opening a position are the same meaning) can the position be closed.

Open positions can be bought and sold, as shown below.

Buy and open positions: buy 100 lots at the price of 200 yuan, and the transaction amount is 200 *100 = 20,000 yuan. After the opening, 65,438+000 lots were sold. If the selling price is higher than the buying price, it is a profit; if it is lower than the buying price, it is a loss.

If you opened your position yesterday, you should sell and close your position before buying today, that is, close your position before opening your position.

Sell and open positions: sell first and then buy. For example, let's sign an order now and sell it to you for 65,438+00 lots at the price of 265,438+00 in January. 1 After the market price becomes 200 yuan, I will buy the goods in the market for you at the price of 200 yuan, and each hand will make a profit 10 yuan. The act of signing a bill to sell goods is to sell and open a position, and the act of closing a position is to close a position.