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Floating profits and adding positions, especially for large households and trends, Liu Qiang's traders also started to add positions after floating profits, and floating losses and adding positions is the most wrong way.

Large households in the Yangtze River have made a lot of money and increased their positions in the floating surplus. They made a fortune all the way. When the market rose unanimously, their positions were close to 90%. However, there are always accidents in the futures market, and we should go all out to blow up the bears, but they have not made any efforts, and it seems that the bears still have the upper hand. Whether it goes up or not, it is inevitable to fall, which is the universal law of futures.

Most futures markets are not worth participating in. When you feel at a loss, the best strategy is: don't do it! Being surprised is the highest realm of futures.

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Commonly used terms

Position-is a market agreement, the number of futures contracts that are not hedged. For buyers, it is said to be bulls; For the seller, it is called an empty position.

Short selling-putting down prices and selling futures contracts is called short selling.

Futures discount and futures premium-at a specific place and at a specific time, the futures price of a specific commodity is higher than the spot price, which is called futures premium; The futures price is lower than the spot price, which is called futures discount.

Forward market-Under normal circumstances, the futures price is higher than the spot price.

Reverse market-under special circumstances, the futures price is lower than the spot price.

Position-A contract held by a trader is called a position.

Close the position-in a transaction, the position held is opposite to the price trend, and the measure of closing the position is taken to prevent the loss from being too large.

Bull market-a market with rising prices.

Bear market-a market with falling prices.

Open position-refers to the behavior of futures traders buying or selling futures contracts.

Liquidation-refers to the behavior of futures traders to buy or sell futures contracts with the same variety, quantity and delivery month, but in the opposite direction, and to liquidate futures transactions.