Price fluctuation: The futures market price fluctuates greatly. When your profit is closed, the market price may continue to fluctuate, causing your profit to become a loss.
Handling fee and deposit: Futures trading needs to pay handling fee and deposit. When you close your position, the costs such as handling fees and margin will also be deducted, which may lead to your profit reduction or loss.
Operational error: the futures market is risky. If you make mistakes, such as not closing your position in time or choosing the wrong closing time, your profit may turn into a loss.
System failure: If there is a system failure in the futures trading platform, your closing price will be inaccurate and your profit may turn into a loss.
In short, the futures market is risky, and investors need to have enough knowledge and experience to better control the risks. If you are not familiar with futures trading, it is recommended to study and prepare well before actual trading.