Everyone has different ideas and concepts. At the same price, there are always bears and cows. It is precisely to curb the above problems that the futures trading rules have formulated the price limit of futures commodities, that is, after a commodity rises and falls to a certain extent, it stops rising and falling. At this time, there will be only selling orders or paying bills. Of course, it is impossible to make a deal without paying the bill. Or conversely, after Dallas went to the audience and the ups and downs stopped, no one could simply predict whether to continue to rise or fall, so at this time, some people bought and some people sold.

If you have enough funds, there will be no floating losses in the account and the risk rate will not be too high, so there will be no limit on the number of open positions.