Commodities are generally leveraged through futures or spot prices

Futures are standardized contracts for commodities. A contract specifies the transaction unit amount and margin, and stipulates delivery at a specific time in the future. real thing. The margin is generally 5%, and futures companies give customers 10%, which is ten times the leverage. Of course, specific varieties have different leverages. In addition to commodities, there are also futures based on weather financial products, etc. Retail investors can trade or sell first, usually T+0.

Spot, similar to futures, has a leverage of 10 times to 50 times. The spot trading market currently only has a few formal platforms such as Tianjin Spot. The state has not approved any crude oil trading platform, and any crude oil trading platform is an illegal platform.