The basic system of my country’s futures market is that there is no mandatory limit on the number of transactions.

Therefore, there is no such thing as how many transactions can be made within 10 days. Because each trading day only counts as that day, and there is no limit on the number of transactions in one day, then naturally there will be no limit on the number of transactions within ten days.

There is no limit on the number of daily transactions in futures contracts, because futures trading implements the T+0 trading system, which can be bought and sold at any time, increasing investment opportunities, and has error correction functions. As long as you have a complete trading plan, you can combine market swing operations multiple times. However, day trading should not be done too frequently. Considering the error tolerance of day trading, two or three operations a day are enough to avoid unguaranteed profits. However, futures trading is limited. Position limit means that a single contract type can have at most one position limit. As long as this position limit is not exceeded, you can trade normally.

Futures, whose English name is futures, are completely different from spot prices. Spot is actually a tradable commodity (commodity). Futures are not commodities, but standardized tradable contracts based on specific commodities such as cotton, soybeans, and oil, and financial assets such as stocks and bonds. Therefore, this underlying can be a commodity (such as gold, crude oil, agricultural products) or a financial instrument. The delivery date of futures can be one week later, one month later, three months later, or even one year later. A contract or agreement to buy or sell futures is called a futures contract. The place where futures are traded is called the futures market. Investors can invest or speculate in futures.

Characteristics of futures: 1. Terms such as commodity variety, trading unit, contract month, margin, quantity, quality, grade, delivery time, delivery location, etc. of the futures contract are established and standardized. The only variable is the price. . Standards for futures contracts are usually designed by futures exchanges and approved for listing by national regulatory authorities. 2. Futures contracts are concluded under the organization of a futures exchange and have legal effect. Prices are generated through public bidding in the trading hall of the exchange; most foreign countries use public bidding, while China uses computer trading. 3. The performance of futures contracts is guaranteed by the exchange, and private transactions are not allowed. 4. Futures contracts can fulfill or terminate their contractual obligations through spot settlement or hedging transactions.