Two-way trading: you can make money by going long or shorting.
Margin system: you only need to pay the corresponding margin when buying commodity futures, and there is no need for equivalent transactions.
Leverage: All commodities in the futures market have their own leverage, which is related to margin. The higher the margin, the lower the leverage, the lower the margin and the higher the leverage.
Price limit: the corresponding margin has a corresponding price limit.
Trading hours of nickel futures: daily trading hours are 9: 00 am-165438+0: 30 pm-15: 00 pm on the trading day.
The night trading time is 2 1:00 on the trading day-the next morning1:00.
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Two-way trading means that in futures trading, traders can buy futures contracts as the beginning of futures trading (called buying positions) or sell futures contracts as the beginning of trading (called selling positions), commonly known as "short selling". Two-way trading is one-way trading, which can be bought first and then sold (long position) or sold first and then bought (short position), so that in the process of falling prices, investors can increase their profit opportunities by shorting. In other words, no matter whether the price goes up or down, there is a chance to make money. Two-way trading is also one of the differences between futures and stocks.
The Margin System, also known as the margin system, refers to the system stipulated by the clearing house that the buyer or seller who makes a futures transaction should pay the performance bond. In futures trading, any trader must pay a certain proportion (usually 5% ~ 10%) of the price of the futures contract he buys and sells as the fund guarantee for his performance of the futures contract, and then he can participate in the futures contract trading and decide whether to add funds according to the price. This system is the deposit system, and the money paid is the deposit.
The price limit refers to the extent to which the stock exchange adjusts the price fluctuation based on the closing price of the previous trading day in order to curb excessive speculation and prevent excessive ups and downs in the market. The highest price limit for the stock price to rise to this limit is the daily limit, and the lowest price limit for the stock price to fall to this limit is the daily limit. Price fixing is a measure to stabilize the market. In overseas financial markets, there are also measures such as market disconnection and suspension of trading, speed-limited trading, special quotation system, declared price and trading price limit, adjustment of experts or market intermediaries, and adjustment of trading margin ratio. There are three measures commonly used in China futures market: price limit, suspension of trading and adjustment of trading margin ratio.