Futures is actually a cross-time trading method. By signing a contract, the buyer and the seller agree to settle a specific amount of spot at a specific time, price and other trading conditions. So today Bian Xiao is here to sort out how futures can make profits and stop losses. Let's have a look!

How to set stop loss and take profit in futures?

In fact, everyone has different ideas and different pursuits on how to set stop loss and take profit in futures, so there is no standard answer to this question. If you really want to know how to take profit and stop loss, the following methods may be helpful to you, because these methods are commonly used by experts.

Moving average stop loss method: the most commonly used stop loss method for retail investors is to stop loss by moving average. This is very simple. Take the breakthrough of a moving average as the opening point, and the breakthrough of a moving average as the stop point.

Fixed stop-loss stop-loss method: This fixed stop-loss and profit-taking method can also be operated in conjunction with the moving average system. Generally, the fixed stop loss and profit-taking position should be set reasonably. For example, yesterday's opening price, yesterday's closing price, today's opening price, today's highest price, today's lowest price, or the previous highest price and lowest price. Can be used as a reference position for stop loss and take profit.

Time stop loss method: this method mainly depends on luck, good luck or profit, and bad luck is the object of stop loss. Simply analyze the disk and decide whether it is empty or not. After entering the market for 5 minutes or a few minutes, whether it is profit or loss, the position will be closed immediately. This kind of operation is mainly based on ultra-short-term operation, but it still requires a higher sense of the spot. After all, if you have a strong sense of the disk, you will have a great chance to profit from entering the market. This method is just a way to control your inner rhythm over time.

How to deal with delisted stocks?

In the A-share market, stock delisting is a very common phenomenon, and investors will not find it strange. When a listed company has major violations or major business problems, the stock may be delisted. There are generally the following ways to deal with delisted stocks.

1. When the stock is terminated by the exchange, it will enter a consolidation period. After the consolidation period, the stocks are listed and transferred, and enter the stock transfer system, which is what we often call the third board market.

2. After the stock enters the third board market, if it is in good operating condition and meets the listing conditions, it can be re-listed.

3. After the stock enters the third board market, if the operating conditions continue to deteriorate, which directly leads to the bankruptcy of the company, then bankruptcy liquidation will be carried out.

What should I do if my stock is delisted?

It needs to be analyzed according to the specific situation, and the treatment methods at different stages may be different.

1. There will be a consolidation period of one month before the stock is delisted. During this month's consolidation period, stocks can continue to trade. If the stocks bought by investors are in a consolidation period, they can also be sold.

2. If investors do not sell their own stocks during the consolidation period, then the stocks will enter the third board market and can also be traded in the third board market, but investors need to go through the formalities of transferring custody at the securities business department.

Trading in the third board market will be subject to certain restrictions. If the company is in good operating condition and its net assets are positive, it can trade five times a week. If the business is bad and the net assets are negative, you can only trade three times a week (Monday, Wednesday and Friday). Another situation is that it can only be traded once a week on Friday.

3. If a listed company goes bankrupt directly after delisting, it will go through bankruptcy liquidation. Bankruptcy liquidation will give priority to repaying debts and preferred shares. If there is any surplus after repayment of debts and preferred shares, it will be distributed according to the shareholding ratio and given priority to the major shareholders.

After liquidation, if you can't get compensation, you can only lose money in vain. Because stock investment is inherently risky, this is the risk we need to bear. Investment is risky, so be cautious when entering the market.