Futures can be bought. Futures are a little different from stocks: stocks are traded in one direction, which means they can only buy in a bull market. Futures is a two-way transaction, bull market can buy up and bear market can buy down. In other words, you can sell it first and then sell it. Because the futures he buys and sells are just a paper contract, everything is virtual before the delivery date. That is to say, you can buy and open positions when you buy up, which means that the market price is expected to rise, and the corresponding liquidation means selling and closing positions, while buying down means that the market price is expected to fall, and the corresponding liquidation means buying and closing positions.

The content of this article comes from People's Republic of China (PRC) Financial Code: Application Edition by China Law Publishing House.