Question 2: What do you mean by opening a position? To put it bluntly, opening a position is equivalent to buying something and putting it in your warehouse; Closing a position is equivalent to selling what you bought before from your warehouse.
Long position (bullish): For example, the current market price of garlic is 10 cents a catty, and you think the market outlook will rise, so you buy 10 jins, which is a long position; No matter whether the market outlook is up or down, you are a bull selling garlic.
Short (bearish): For example, the current market price of garlic is a dime a catty. If you think the market outlook is going to fall, sell it for ten kilograms. This is a short position; Whether the market outlook is up or down, if you buy garlic, it is a short position.
In fact, bulls are also short in turn.
Question 3: What is liquidation? Buy is build, sell is flat, don't buy or sell is hold!
Closing a position refers to a contract that has not been closed after opening a position, which is called opening a position or not, also called holding a position.
Question 4: What does it mean to close the stock? What will be closed? There is no liquidation without borrowing money to buy stocks. Only those who borrow money for leveraged trading can close their positions.
Examples are as follows:
Yourself 1 ten thousand, lend me 1 ten thousand, * * * 2 million. The agreed liquidation line is 1 10%. If this 2 million falls to 165438+ million, I will ask you to increase the deposit, otherwise you will lose not only your own money, but also my money. If you don't add, I'll sell all your remaining shares by force and pay me back 1 10,000.
Question 5: What does liquidation mean? Only in futures. It means sell.
Question 6: What do you mean by closing the stock? Closing a stock is selling the stock in your hand, but not necessarily immediately. You must have someone pick up your stock and close it. This is liquidation.
Question 7: What does the spot liquidation mean? In the spot, liquidation is to complete a sale or buy-sell transaction. For example, you buy (long) and then sell, or sell (short) and then buy. This is called liquidation. On the expiration date of the contract, the system will automatically close all the contract orders in the trading market that do not reach the specified number, which is called forced closing.
The compulsory liquidation system means that when the trading margin of a member or customer is insufficient and not replenished within the specified time, or when the number of positions of a member or customer exceeds the specified limit, the exchange will forcibly liquidate the corresponding positions of a member or customer to prevent the risk from further expanding.
The compulsory liquidation of spot crude oil is one of the important systems for the trading center to implement compulsory risk control. In spot crude oil investment, the following situations will force liquidation:
1. The risk of customers' spot crude oil trading is measured by the risk rate of buying and selling silver bars in customers' accounts. The calculation formula of risk rate is: risk rate = net account value/trading margin occupied by positions. If the risk rate of customer account is lower than 50%, the trading center will force all remaining positions of customers to be closed. Prior to this, when the risk rate of customer account is lower than 100%, the member units of the trading center will give humanized tips. Inform that the trading margin is insufficient, and you can choose to add trading margin if necessary. Otherwise, customers can only reduce the crude oil they buy or sell until the risk rate of customer account is not lower than 100%.
2. Being punished by the trading center for compulsory liquidation due to illegal operation.
3. The compulsory liquidation shall be carried out in accordance with the emergency measures of the trading center.
4. Other circumstances in which liquidation should be compulsory.
Treatment of forced liquidation:
When the balance of the settlement reserve fund of a member is less than zero, there are three kinds of compulsory liquidation that are not replenished within the specified time:
First, when only the proprietary account defaults, the proprietary account shall be closed in the order of the total contract positions. If the settlement reserve is still less than zero after the forced liquidation, the investors in the agency account shall be moved;
Second, when only the brokerage account defaults, it will be compensated by the balance of settlement reserve and the liquidation amount of the self-operated account, and then the position in the brokerage account will be leveled according to certain principles;
Third, when both the proprietary account and the brokerage account default, the order of forced liquidation is proprietary account first, then brokerage account. If the settlement reserve is greater than zero after forcibly closing the brokerage account position, investors will be passive.
Question 8: What is liquidation? What does he mean? Simply put, closing a position is to close the position in your hand and end the transaction. After closing your position, you will know how much you have earned in this transaction.
According to the principle of two-way futures trading, a complete transaction can be divided into buying and opening positions (starting trading), selling and closing positions (ending trading), selling and opening positions (starting trading) and buying and closing positions (ending trading).
Question 9: What do you mean by buying and selling positions? Maybe I didn't know he had done it.
As if they saw themselves there,
I have been to some antique villages, smelled some melodious flutes, and remembered or forgotten some beautiful scenery.
The only transparent question
Where the waves beat.
What happened to his? Ha ha laugh
Question 10: What do you mean by short position and closing position?