I think I still haven't found a suitable investment style and established my own trading system. Some people just think that stock futures make money quickly, so they rush in blindly and don't understand some basic knowledge. You are like a stock, investing in individual stocks. Then you must have an understanding of the basic situation of this company, what industry you are in, how long you have worked, and what is the development prospect. Choosing a stock is choosing a company; The company is right, but after all, it is a game played by capital, not just value investment. You should seize the opportunity to get in and out, and so on. Futures are a little different. Futures is a two-way transaction. You can short as much as you want. The risk is greater than the stock, and it is T+0, which is also a common commodity in our life. This also requires an analysis of the fundamentals of each commodity or a thorough interpretation of the technical aspects. So trading is a science, see if you are willing to work hard.