Can't use heavy positions? I don't think so. Absolutely.

First of all, this heavy position depends on how heavy it is for the trader himself.

What kind of trading style?

take for example

if

You are going to invest100000 in the futures market.

Your futures account is only 6.5438+0 million.

Every transaction, you are Man Cang, 1 10,000.

Then there is Man Cang's heavy position on the account

But for your entire futures fund of 654.38+million, it is only one third of 654.38+00.

It's just that you put the remaining 9 million futures funds out of your account, which is not a big problem as a whole.

Just outsiders don't understand.

If your trading style is short-term

The same account is 1 ten thousand.

Every transaction is in and out every day, and if it is wrong, it will be cut.

So even if it's a Man Cang deal every time,

However, with strict stop loss protection, the overall risk is controllable.

Short-term trading is originally based on heavy positions and short-term.

The principle of many a mickle makes a mickle, so there is nothing wrong with heavy positions.

In fact, the heavy position mentioned in the title should refer to

Do not have enough financial strength, but also want to achieve rapid profit.

So I put all my money in my account or my property in Man Cang, and the result is doomed.

It only takes one time to make it.

He's out forever

Therefore, what is often circulated in the futures market is not to increase the volume.

Actually, that's what I mean.

The above views only represent my personal views that I have been engaged in professional investment transactions in the futures industry for more than ten years. I hope it helps you. Welcome to express your opinion in the comments section. Welcome to pay attention to the headline number and share more futures dry goods. Don't forget to like it.