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The difference between futures locking and liquidation.
In a word, it's different: the difference between locking a warehouse and closing it is that it must be unlocked again after locking it. (equivalent to forcing you to make another deal)

The similarity between locking positions and closing positions is that subsequent market fluctuations will not affect your capital changes, but unlike closing positions, you need to unlock them after locking positions. From this point of view, locking the warehouse will not reduce any risks for you, on the contrary, it will increase new risks on the basis of the original risks, because unlocking is an extremely difficult operation under any circumstances.

Use of profit-locked warehouse:

Traders are prohibited from recovering profits. When the price moves to a key position, there will be a short-term callback signal. You can choose to lock the warehouse, unlock it after the callback is in place, and continue to hold positions in the original general trend direction.

Extended data:

Locking action

Mainly solve the problem of intraday consolidation, so that the position in hand is in the best position in the possible reversal market, with the lowest cost.

Mergers are mainly divided into periodic mergers between communities. Large-scale irregular consolidation.

To be sure, any one-way position will be tested in this consolidation.

Either your stop loss is large, your direction is correct, you avoid two kinds of consolidation, and you will win in the end. On the contrary, if there is a reversal or big shock, you will lose a lot.

Either your stop loss is very small, there is no doubt that you will stop loss repeatedly during this period, resulting in heavy losses and disorientation.

Either you think you will temporarily consolidate and quit the wait-and-see, but at a relatively high point, you dare not open a rising position, let alone a falling position, and miss the opportunity in hesitation.

All the above problems can be solved by locking the position. Before any one-way market appears, your position is in the best position. And while locking in the previous profits, there is still a chance to expand your profits. When a one-way market appears, your profit will double. When the reverse market appears, your position is also in the best position.

One step ahead, one step ahead. What we have to do is to pay more fees and lose less during the operation. First of all, the main operation is warehouse locking, and some large capital operations are warehouse locking. From this perspective alone, locking the warehouse is useful. On the surface, locking positions is a form of winning. The form of locking warehouse is simple, and it is meaningless to buy and sell on both sides. Through its superficial phenomenon, we should see its inner essence.

cause

1, after the transaction, it is impossible to judge the development of the market outlook, and the lock position obtains the time buffer effect of judgment.

2. I made a mistake in the transaction, but made a judgment on the market situation, hoping to correct the wrong behavior.

3. The behavior of trading correctly, but judging the market situation, hoping to get more profits.

Worst of all, you don't want to stop loss after you have no opinion on the market and have illusions. This is an act of deceiving yourself and comforting yourself. Most positions are locked in this type.

way

Locking is generally divided into two ways, namely profit locking and loss locking.

profit

Profit lock-in means that futures contracts bought and sold by investors have a certain floating profit. Investors feel that the original general trend has not changed, but the market may fall back or rebound briefly. Investors don't want to close the original low-priced orders or high-priced orders easily, so they continue to hold the original positions and open new positions in the opposite direction.

Have a deficit

Loss locking means that there is a certain degree of floating loss in futures contracts bought and sold by investors. Investors can't see the market outlook clearly, but they don't want to turn the floating loss into an actual loss, so they continue to hold the original loss position and open a new position in the opposite direction in an attempt to lock in the risk.