The second Haitong Cup Traders' Grand Prix held in haitong futures has come to an end. Contestant Cheng Jiajun won the championship with an excellent four-month yield of 5,765,438+0.98%.
Only by approaching in person can we be moved by the noble temperament of Mercedes-Benz.
In the process of delivering the car, Cheng Jiajun smiled like a flower, and his joy was beyond words. Enter ... Participate in ... Feel ... Harvest ... Cheng Jiajun entered the futures market, approached Haitong, participated in the futures real trading competition, felt the charm of futures and harvested Mercedes-Benz cars. The road to success in the futures industry is written on her.
At the time of delivery, although she repeatedly thanked haitong futures for giving us the opportunity to participate and haitong futures for its excellent service, we knew that growing together with customers was the essence of our work, and the success of customers was our greatest joy.
Only by listening with your own ears can you be deeply shocked by the accumulation behind success.
Cheng Jiajun: the yield is 571.98%; Almost all varieties have been traded; Trading mode-the combination of trend-following and short-term trading. Judging from the competition style, Cheng Jiajun is an experienced short-term trend trader. She holds positions for a short time (usually one or two days) and her variety and direction change rapidly, so she is a short-term trend trader. In this way, she not only achieved stable profit, but also maintained a high profit rate. Recently, the reporter interviewed her on trading ideas, trading experience, risk control and other issues.
Reporter: Please briefly introduce yourself and focus on your futures business or investment experience.
Cheng Jiajun: I graduated from history department of Hangzhou University (now Zhejiang University) 0/9 years ago. After graduation, I worked as an assistant director and translator in Zhuhai Xinli Electronics Co., Ltd. for more than one year. 1993 10 entered Zhuhai futures co., ltd. in the medium term, and left after two years to start my personal futures investment career. Joined Shenzhen Dexin Times Asset Management Co., Ltd. in August last year.
In the 1990s, the futures market was a crazy era, and the industry management and supervision mechanism was far from perfect. At that time, I had a crazy smell of plywood, rubber and mung bean futures. So, at that time, I lost money and left the futures market and turned to other industries. But with a certain amount of capital, I returned to the futures market, because I still think the futures market is more passionate and exciting.
Reporter: What are your common trading methods in futures investment (trend investment, arbitrage, hedging, short-term trading and intraday trading)? What are the successful experiences?
Cheng Jiajun: My trading technique is mainly a combination of tracking trends and short-term trading. I have the following experiences: first, keep a favorable position as much as possible; Second, the short-term opening direction should be consistent with the trend as far as possible; The third is to increase the volume as much as possible in the short term; Fourth, when all kinds of favorable factors are found together, overnight orders will remain heavy.
Reporter: What kind of products are mainly engaged in this year's firm futures competition? How many major markets did you meet during the competition? Please talk about your trading philosophy and risk control principles.
Cheng Jiajun: I participated in almost all the competitions. I can't remember the main market, because I have seen many major markets in my futures investment career for more than ten years, so I didn't leave a special impression. When it comes to the trading concept, it can be summarized in one sentence: trade in the direction of the trend as much as possible, and don't operate against the market. But this sentence is easier said than done, because the understanding of trends is too different, and whether there is a trend in actual operation itself is a big problem. As for risk control, this is a very important issue. Everyone knows that risks should be strictly controlled, but how to control them is worth discussing. Risk is like a ruler, because there is leverage, the risk of futures is very flexible, and investors have a lot of choice. Traditionally, a widely recognized standard is to strictly control risks. When it is implemented, it is often controlled by the proportion of margin use. For example, even the best market only uses 65,438+00% margin. But in practice, I think the choice of risk degree should be flexible. First of all, consider the amount and purpose of your investment in futures. Regardless of foreign countries or domestic countries, fund managers have a set of strict capital utilization control system, the main purpose of which is to control risks, but for the vast majority of domestic futures investors, it is too rigid for you to take their set as your fund management standard. In addition, participating in futures investment requires a passion. I always think that futures is an art more often, and it is hard to imagine that an ordinary and passionate person can do an art well. Therefore, I think the control of risk is not limited to the use ratio of margin, but also the choice of risk degree varies from person to person. There is a standard for reference: the degree of risk that everyone chooses can keep his brain active all the time, and watching the market feels more enjoyable than watching American blockbusters.
Reporter: How do you know the level of futures investment? What do you think is your concept or level of futures trading? In your futures investment experience, what different puzzles have you encountered at each stage? How did you solve and sublimate to a higher level?
Cheng Jiajun: When it comes to the level of futures investment, this is an interesting topic. When I first started out, I met two people that I couldn't forget for 15 years. A person was 30 years old at that time and had been a futures broker for half a year, with white hair; The other was from Taiwan Province Province, and he was about 50 years old. It is said that he worked on Wall Street for 20 years before coming to the mainland. When analyzing the market, two graduate students have a common feature, that is, at the end of the analysis, the computer is full of all kinds of lines, especially from Taiwan Province Province, whose computers are so dense that you often can't even see the K-line diagram of the object of analysis. These are two very diligent people, but in the end, both of them left the futures market sadly.
Learning Wushu should start with the basic skills, and then learn more and more, and the level is getting higher and higher, and finally enter the ranks of the so-called "first-class masters." What I want to say is that for those of us who do futures, if we talk about "hierarchy", we should think more about how the "super" first-class masters in the rivers and lakes are trained. Back to the growth process of the first-class master above, at the end of various martial arts books, the first-class master must have gone through a process of "from scratch" again, forgetting a lot of things he had learned before and eventually becoming a "super" first-class master.
This is actually a process of removing the rough and selecting the fine, removing the false and retaining the true. Take the futures books on the market as an example. There are many books. I only read john murphy's Technical Analysis of Futures over and over again. About 600 pages of books, which I often use now, will be enough if I rerecord them. I never dare to call myself a master, but I think if I can forget all the contents of this page one day, I must have reached another level.