The reason is simple, because the size of the position directly affects the final profit and loss. As long as it is linked to the wallet, who doesn't care? The quantity of futures is a very important factor. If it is well controlled, it can double the profit. If it is not well controlled, it will lose money.

The futures market is a journey with unknown risks. Every time you open a position, whether you operate according to the trading system or not, it is difficult to avoid unexpected situations. When some uncontrollable risks appear, the size of your position is the embodiment of whether your judgment and handling methods are mature. For example, after a wave of orders entered the market, there was a retreat. At this time, you need to rationally and decisively analyze the reasons for the retracement, and then increase or decrease the position. Of course, no one can be 100% sure whether his analysis of each retracement is correct, so the only thing he can control is his position. If the position is large enough to withstand retracement or other factors, the profit after market reversal will be large, and once the market unexpectedly gets out of control, the loss will be much smaller.

The risk of trading should be ahead of the income. Under the premise that the trading system is not mature enough, it is better to hold less positions, and it is not too late to add positions after the market reverses. In this way, we can reduce the risk to survive or gain benefits.

Reduce risks, enlarge positions and run for profit!

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