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What's the difference between Hang Seng Index and Hang Seng Index?
Hang Seng Index, referred to as "Hang Seng Index" or "Hang Seng Index" for short, is a data index for calculating the average share prices of the 50 most representative listed companies listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.

Hang Seng Index Futures is a contract designed according to Hang Seng Index. When investors buy a contract when the index is bullish, they will make a profit when the index goes up and lose money when it goes down. Selling a contract when it is bearish, the profit and loss situation is the opposite of buying. Hang Seng Index Futures implements the margin system!

Hang Seng Index generally operates on MT4 (foreign exchange market), and the cost of making orders is very high. Generally, it is more than a dozen points, and the floating point difference. Generally, it is more than 20 points, and individual discs need more than 40 points. The advantage is that the Hang Seng Index can be used overnight, making it suitable for long-term friends.

Hang Seng Index futures are generally operated by the trustee (futures plate). If the cost of making a single order is generally 4 points, there is no spread in futures. The cost of making a single order is low, suitable for making a band, and suitable for speculators to make a small stop loss. Futures have contracts. Remember to choose the one with the largest trading volume and position as the main contract operation. Summary: Whether it is Hang Seng Index or Hang Seng Index Futures, the daily opening trend is the same. The difference lies in the specific point and the variety mechanism. Hang Seng Index is a variety with great fluctuation and many trading opportunities. A normal fluctuation is above 500 points every day, and the unilateral market is at least 3 days every month. Therefore, Hang Seng Index is a variety suitable for short-term operation.

Three elements of profit: 1, low cost and quick return! 2, the profit must be greater than the stop loss! 3. Control the risk, and never recite the bill.