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What do leverage, bulls, bears and hedging mean in futures?
Long futures refers to the operation that investors buy contract targets in anticipation of future market rise. Short futures refers to the operation that investors sell contracts in anticipation of future market decline and then buy them after the market decline to earn the difference.

Futures hedging transactions at the same time, the two markets are interrelated, the trend direction is just the opposite, the profit and loss cancel each other out, and they invest in a relative number of contract futures, so no matter which direction the price moves, there will always be a profit and loss situation.

Leveraged trading is also called margin trading. The lower the margin ratio, the greater the leverage. On the contrary, the higher the margin ratio, the smaller the leverage.

The margin of futures trading is divided into exchange margin and futures company margin. If the total margin ratio is 10, it means that the leverage of this variety is 10 times, the total ratio is lower than 10%, the leverage of the corresponding variety is higher than 10 times and the total ratio is higher than 10%, which means that the leverage of the corresponding variety is lower than 10 times. Therefore, investors must pay attention to risks when participating in futures trading.

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