Short position: refers to the money that futures customers still owe to the futures exchange after closing their positions, that is, the floating profit and loss of the account ≥ the total amount of funds in the account, that is, the customer's equity ≤0.

Due to the rapid changes in the market, the deposit in the account can no longer maintain the original contract before the investor adds the deposit. This kind of margin for forced liquidation due to insufficient margin is "zero", commonly known as "short position".

The so-called "over-position" refers to the risk situation that the customer's equity in the customer's account is negative, that is, the customer has no

Just lost the deposit on the account before opening the position, and the money owed to the futures company is also called "short position".

What is a short position?

A short position means that the account equity is negative, which means that the deposit is not only lost, but also owed. Under normal circumstances, under the daily liquidation system and the compulsory liquidation system, there will be no explosion of positions. However, in some special circumstances, such as when there is a gap change in the market, accounts with more reverse positions are likely to explode.