Short selling refers to selling hundreds of futures contracts when prices fall and selling futures contracts before actual delivery. Shorting futures contracts is a way of operating the futures market. This is the opposite of doing more. Theoretically, it is to sell the goods first and then buy them back. Generally, the regular short-selling market has a neutral warehouse to provide a platform for borrowing goods. This model can profit in the wave band of falling prices, that is, borrowing goods at a high level and selling them, and then buying and returning them after falling. So buying is still low, selling is still high, but the operating procedures are reversed. How to short futures: selling is short, buy him. Short selling of futures is the act of shorting futures and selling them short. Futures trading is a two-way transaction, that is, you can buy long before selling short. It is difficult for many newcomers in the financial market to understand short selling at once, because in the real world, any commodity is bought first and then sold to earn the difference. The short-selling mechanism of futures trading is a reverse trading method created by some people.

The method of short selling is: lend a certain amount of securities through the banker, sell them first, and then buy them back after the decline to earn the falling price difference. It's just buying first and then selling to earn the rising price difference. This kind of case can be seen everywhere in the futures market, without examples. When you actually operate, everything will be understood.

At the time of delivery, only the difference will be settled. If the price of fire really falls in the future, buy it from a lower price, thus earning the middle price difference.

Short selling, also known as short selling/short selling, means selling high and making up low.

: What is a futures contract?

A futures contract means that the buyer and the seller agree to trade at a specific price at a certain time, and the buyer and the seller must deliver the assets according to the specified date (delivery date). At present, there are four futures exchanges in China: Zhengzhou Futures Exchange, Dalian Futures Exchange, Shanghai Futures Exchange and China Financial Futures Exchange. The main trading varieties are: agricultural products, precious metals, energy and chemicals, derivatives and industrial products.