Only the buyer bears the risk of stocks, while futures, no matter how short, bear the risk of price fluctuation, which is determined by futures trading in the form of margin. In futures trading, investors only need to pay a deposit of 5%- 10% of the contract value, which is equivalent to a leverage ratio of 20- 10 times. The high risk in the futures market is reflected in the leverage effect.
In fact, compared with stocks and real estate, as long as you follow the trend correctly (don't do the opposite), you can make a lot of money when the futures market falls, which is completely different from the fact that stocks and real estate can only make money when they rise. In other words, there are relatively more opportunities for futures investment. Even if you make a mistake and lose a lot of money, as long as you stop the backhand operation, there will be plenty of opportunities for you to earn back, even from losing a lot to earning a lot.