1, trading direction is different: one-way stock: buy up. Futures go both ways: buying up and buying down.

2. The use of funds is different: stock 100% is trading funds, and futures is 5%- 10% trading funds.

3. Holding time is different: stocks can be held for a long time, and futures can be held for one year.

4. The hype is different: stocks can be artificially controlled, but futures are difficult to be artificially controlled.

5. Different news: stocks have internal and government news, but futures are linked, and the most direct source of investors is reading news and newspapers.

6. Different mentality: If the risk of stocks is 50%, then futures is more than 90%.

7. Different operations: stocks that you don't understand can be viewed at any time, and individuals can also participate in trading; Futures can't be learned if they don't understand, and blind participation will only lose money.