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What is the profit-loss ratio of futures trading?
1. floating profit and loss: refers to the floating profit and loss of the open contracts of members calculated by the settlement institution according to the settlement price of the current transaction. If it is positive, it means that the bulls are floating profits or the bears are floating losses. Negative values are just the opposite. The formula is as follows:

Floating profit and loss = (settlement price of the day-opening price) * contract unit * position handling fee;

2. Actual profit and loss: the profit and loss realized by liquidation is the actual profit and loss. Most futures trading is learned in the usual way. The formula is as follows:

Actual profit and loss of bulls = (closing price-buying price) * contract unit * position-handling fee;

Actual profit and loss of short position = (selling price-closing price) * contract unit * position handling fee.

Tips:

1. The above is for reference only. Please contact the customer service of the trading platform for specific calculation methods.

2. Futures is a high-risk investment, even higher than stocks. Due to the restrictions of margin system, additional margin system and forced liquidation at maturity, futures have the characteristics of high returns and high risks. In a sense, futures can be rich overnight or poor in an instant, so investors should invest carefully.

3. All investment in financial derivatives is risky, which requires investors' financial risk management ability and is not suitable for investors without professional financial knowledge. In addition to basic financial knowledge, investors should also control their risk tolerance and not invest blindly.

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