The selling cost of futures refers to the cost of selling some futures in futures trading. The cost mainly consists of two aspects. One is transaction cost, including futures commission, margin and other transaction costs. The second is the cost spread, that is, the difference between the selling price of futures and the cost of previous positions. In futures trading, it is very important to control the cost reasonably, because the cost will directly affect the income and risk.

In futures trading, the importance of sales cost can not be ignored. Because the trading price of futures fluctuates greatly, it is possible for the price to fall. If the selling cost is too high at this time, it may lead to greater losses for investors. Therefore, when selling futures, it is necessary to control the cost reasonably according to the market trend to ensure that investors can maximize profits.

In futures trading, we also need to pay attention to reducing unnecessary costs in order to better control the selling cost. For example, you can choose the method of buying at a low point and selling at a high point to reduce the cost spread; Or choose a cheaper futures company to reduce transaction fees and other costs. In a word, wisely reducing unnecessary expenses is an important factor to improve the profitability of futures trading.