First, the investment experience of individual investors needs to experience deposits, funds, stocks and futures, and gradually deepen their understanding of the investment market and understand the market.
Second, futures trading is a T+0 trading system and a margin trading, with a high leverage ratio. This in itself requires investors to have strict trading discipline. T+0 trading system can easily amplify investors' speculative psychology. Any transaction has a cost. If the frequency is too high, you will waste your own money on the transaction cost. Margin trading not only magnifies the income, but also magnifies the risk. Without trading discipline, it is easy to explode.
Third, whether futures trading is long or short requires sensitivity to news, timely understanding of macroeconomics and policies, and correct judgment. This also requires sufficient investment experience to support it. Trading comes from life. Only by summing up more and making continuous progress can we become a successful minority.
Compared with other industries, the trading industry is more in line with the 28 th Law, and even the number of people who can make money through trading is far below 20%. Don't just see others say to make money, you must first see risks in doing business. Most people may never learn. This industry depends not only on perseverance but also on a little luck.
So is it really difficult to make money in futures? The answer is not necessarily. As long as the profit-loss ratio of your transaction is above 1: 1 before making big money and losing money, it is a stable profit. If your trading is to make a small profit and lose a lot of money, and the profit-loss ratio is below 1: 1, then you are a stable loss. Summarize the reasons for your losses, improve your trading system, and clarify your trading logic and concepts. If the problem of self-discipline is solved, I believe it is not so difficult to make money in futures.