Of course, the two are basically linked, but futures can enlarge positions, which is equivalent to lending you money and being operated by you, so you need to be more cautious than stocks.

The methods of stock operation are all suitable for futures, buying in batches, reducing costs, no problem, but due to the leverage characteristics of futures, we should pay attention to positions.

In futures trading, it is often the first correct word. According to the trend and pyramid structure, take profit is set. Once triggered, all or most of the positions will be closed to maintain victory.

After the first loss, be cautious in adding positions. Stocks don't need margin, and futures have much less room to move. If the market is in a vicious circle, it may be forced to reduce its position before the market reverses, and the floating loss will become a real loss.

Therefore, it is best to include your cost reduction in the first payment. Small orders make up the first one many times, and then stop to see if the overall profit fluctuates, which is an important weather vane for whether the second one adds positions.

Therefore, the futures operation is more delicate, paying attention to the trend, mainly the margin system, which reduces the room for manoeuvre and greatly reduces the tolerance for adverse fluctuations.