Futures trading is an advanced trading method based on spot trading and forward contract trading. In order to transfer the risk of market price fluctuation, it refers to the form of buying and selling futures contracts in an open competition on commodity exchanges through brokers.

Futures risk:

1. Price risk refers to the possibility that price fluctuation will damage investors' expected interests.

2. Entrustment risk refers to the risk generated by investors in the process of selecting futures companies and establishing entrustment relationships.

3. Trading risk refers to the risks generated by investors in trading, including the risk that it is difficult to close the trading position quickly, timely and conveniently due to poor market liquidity, and the risk that investors may be forced to close the position when the futures price fluctuates greatly and the margin cannot be replenished within the specified time.

4. Delivery risk refers to the risk of investors when preparing or delivering futures.

5. Risks caused by investors' own factors. Investors' own quality, knowledge level, experience and operation level in futures trading are all factors that affect risks.