In the eyes of many people, the lock-in technology seems meaningless, basically equivalent to closing positions. The difference is that it pays more than closing the position. As a matter of fact, locks in China market have their special uses. No lock-in has been found in transactions in many countries. Because they only have net positions in their accounts.
In some over-the-counter derivatives transactions, there is no concept of opening and closing positions.
For example, if you buy 1 hand yen/dollar foreign exchange futures, the system will not display the marks of opening and closing positions.
If you place an order for 1 lot in excess of 1 lot, there will be no position after the transaction;
1 order for more than 2 lots, and commission can also be paid. After the transaction is completed, your account will become 1 hand.
If you sell 1 hand while holding 1 hand, you will become 2 hands after the transaction;
If you buy 3 lots while holding an empty order of 1, you will become more than 2 lots after the transaction.
And so on.
This kind of trading looks really simple. The market always shows only the net position, but why are there signs of opening and closing positions in China's futures trading? (The varieties of Shanghai Futures Exchange also bear the symbol of "Ping Jin". )
The opening and closing prices of China market have a certain relationship with the risk control system, which just gives professional investors the opportunity to profit from the rules. We will discuss this in detail later.
1. The difference between locking and knocking.
(1) Locking may not be done by yourself; However, the knock-in must be a mutual transaction between your own account or the related accounts of your own account.
(2) Locks are not necessarily the same price; However, short-term orders and long-term orders must be sold at the same price.
(3) Locking may be different at the same time, and there may also be a sequence; And the call order must be closed simultaneously.
(4) Lock orders must have long and short bilateral orders; After the chain behavior occurs, there may be only unilateral orders, or there may be no orders. For example, account A originally had 1 hand copper, while account B had no position. Account A is closed for sale, account B is closed for purchase, and cross-checking is implemented. The final result is that account A has no position and account B has 1 lots of copper.
2. The reason or purpose of locking
(1) Order error leads to lock. This is a very interesting thing. Most lock orders are caused by wrong orders. Especially for beginners, it is very easy to make a lock list without knowing the use method of Chu Kaiping's warehouse label.
Customer L is an old stockholder and is used to buying and selling stocks for futures. I bought a 1 hand stock index futures contract, and sometimes I didn't know or forgot to "close the position" when I sold it. In this way, he becomes a lock list with the same number of long and short positions. L originally wanted to reduce the list in my hand from 1 to 0, but now I accidentally added it to 2, which took up a lot of money. It is necessary to solve the problem of playing these two lists separately.
(2) Avoid locking caused by loss. This situation still often happens to novices. It is a comprehensive embodiment of complex ambivalence. Once the customer loses money, he doesn't want to close the position immediately, but wants to hold it until he makes a profit. However, after the unilateral reverse market came into being, the floating loss became bigger and bigger, which caused psychological fear, which was manifested as locking the warehouse first and then expecting to unlock it at a better price.
In fact, this practice is often counterproductive. The reason is that when locking the list, it is actually locking the loss. On the one hand, the position of the lock order is the critical point of psychological collapse, and it is very easy to make a transaction at a more unreasonable price; On the other hand, unlocking the lock list is very difficult; In addition, after the operation is complicated, the trading ideas will become more and more complicated, and it will become more and more difficult to make profits. Therefore, when there is a loss in the transaction, you should stop the loss as soon as possible, instead of unlocking the position when you can't stand it.
Question 2: What does futures lock mean? Generally speaking, it refers to an operation method in which futures traders open positions in the same amount but in the opposite direction, so that the profit and loss of positions will not increase or decrease no matter where the futures price moves (up or down).
Usually in the case of profit, it is used more to judge that the market is going in an unfavorable direction, but in the case of the same general trend, the lock position locks in the profit. It is not recommended to lock the warehouse in the case of loss.
Question 3: Can you lock in long and short positions when you do futures fund allocation? Of course, the fund-raising company will restrict the operation, and it should be no problem to lock the long and short positions.
Question 4: What does a futures order mean? How to operate? How to calculate the handling fee! A 30-point lock order is a long-short lock order, that is, for example, if you open an empty order at 2332 and find that the price has risen to 2380, you don't want to close your position, so you can open more orders at 2380, so that you can hedge your long-short position. No matter how the market goes, your loss is certain, and the handling fee is normal. There are other questions you can trust me privately.
Question 5: How about using long and short locks to lock the lost locks forever when speculating on the spot in the medium and long lines? How about a gold microdisk? Lock orders are used to lock in losses or profits, and you need good skills to make profits. This microdisk has not been touched, so it is recommended not to make microdisk, which is not as stable as the broader market.
Question 6: What does locking warehouse mean and how to operate it? The so-called lock position generally refers to an operation method in which futures traders open positions in the same amount but in the opposite direction, so that no matter where the futures price changes (or rises or falls), the position profit and loss will not increase or decrease.
Because unlocking is a very complicated project, and investors are inexperienced and unsure of the market judgment, they will hesitate, and the work of unlocking will be delayed again and again, leading to a growing hunger for trading;
This transaction cost is not only an explicit cost, such as overnight interest and time cost, but also an invisible cost. For example, the continuous rise or fall of the market leads to the continuous expansion of the lock price, forming a lock between heaven and earth, making it more difficult to unlock and the lock time more distant.
Question 7: What does precious metals investment mean by unlocking? There are two kinds of locks: one is long and short locks, and the other is inside locks.
Question 8: What does locking crude oil mean? Locking the warehouse at 5 o'clock means holding the same number of multiple orders and empty orders. This function is to avoid the risk of wrong orders when the market fluctuates too much. The market rose more than one order, the market fell more than one order, and the empty order was profitable. Wait until the high point or low point to flatten or backhand the profitable list. This is a way to avoid risks.
Question 9: Can futures open multiple short orders at the same time? Yes, in futures, you can sell more or short.