What about the loss of futures margin?
The deposit you mentioned won't lose money. Futures margin means the amount you have to pay for this contract. In other words, your deposit has actually been used until you sell your contract. As for the loss you mentioned, the loss in futures refers to the loss of your available funds until your available funds are lost, so you will lose your margin. However, when the margin was insufficient, it was not replenished in time because of all the clear provisions of the transaction. For the three orders you mentioned, if the price goes in the opposite direction, you will lose the money of the remaining seven orders until the loss is over and the margin is not enough. Then you will force the liquidation, and the final result is generally that the margin of the remaining three orders is a little less (because there may be time difference and price difference in the middle of forced liquidation). ) I wonder if you can understand what I said?