Problem description:

I heard two friends talking about fried orders tonight, but I couldn't understand what they were saying.

After all, what is speculation?

Analysis:

This is a professional futures term, which is difficult for ordinary people to understand. In fact, to put it bluntly, a large number of small profits have a good chance of winning, taking risk avoidance as the first responsibility, realizing profit by accumulating small profits and controlling the degree of losses, and then gradually enlarging the number and frequency, and accumulating small victories is a big victory.

The general market has its capacity, and the inactive market can't place many orders. For example, it is difficult for fuel oil futures contracts to have 2 or 30 lots, but corn contracts can bear large orders of more than 1 1,000 lots. Even if it reaches the expert level, it is difficult to exceed 50 lots of fried fuel oil contracts unless the market is particularly active. Usually they can bomb 4 or 50 rounds a day, which is equivalent to nearly 100 times, which is quite amazing. Once a single-handed speculator made a steady profit of 30 thousand pounds a month