1, futures are standardized contracts. That is, the buyer and the seller sign a contract, but this contract is standardized, that is, the terms of the contract are dead and unchangeable (quantity, quality, shape, density and other things that determine the characteristics of the subject matter). The only thing that can be changed is the price. 2. Futures is a forward contract, a contract to be concluded in the future. To sum up the above two points, futures are standardized forward contracts.

Futures have the following characteristics:

The deposit is generally around 10%.

You can trade in both directions, and you can buy short and sell short.

T+0 transaction

Profit model:

First, follow the trend (basic analysis+technical analysis)

Second, do a good job in fund management and lighten the warehouse.

Third, do a good job in risk control and stop loss

Fourth, a good attitude is the key.