The warehouse difference in futures trading, also known as delivery difference, refers to the difference between the futures exchange's different treatment policies for speculators and hedgers. When the futures contract expires, speculators can choose to deliver the goods or close their positions, while hedgers can only choose to deliver the goods. Therefore, the price of physical delivery will be different from the price of liquidation, which is the warehouse difference.

What are the factors that affect the poor position of futures traders?

In futures trading, there are two main factors: the influence of the quality of delivery futures and the premium between futures contracts. The size of the warehouse difference depends on the quality of the delivered goods and the actual market price. Inferior goods, such as carrion, methanol and so on. , delivery will cause greater warehouse difference. For the premium between futures contracts, under normal circumstances, when the spot price is higher than the futures price, there will be a premium; or vice versa, Dallas to the auditorium

What is the impact of warehouse difference on futures trading?

Warehouse difference is very important for futures trading, which will directly affect investors' gains and losses. If the gap between the futures price and the spot price is very small, then the warehouse difference at the time of delivery is very small, and the impact on investors is relatively small. On the other hand, if the gap is large, the position difference will be large, which will cause losses to investors. Therefore, when choosing futures trading, it is necessary to conduct in-depth research on the position difference, select appropriate futures varieties and contracts, and carry out adequate risk control.