Two concepts, financial management is a long-term planning behavior. Generally speaking, this should be called speculation.

You have to understand the concept of financial management first.

Financial management is not necessarily to make money, but to preserve the value first, because the currency will depreciate, so the first goal of financial management is to preserve the value, followed by making money.

I'm speculating recently, and I'm going to play some futures, but I don't have much money.

I suggest you (for reference only)

If you are just managing money, you'd better not buy futures. The risk is too high, and there are high requirements for your psychological quality, technology and operation. You must have relevant knowledge of futures. This is not clear at once.

If you can take certain risks, you can learn to speculate in stocks first, and then slowly get in touch with futures. Of course, futures trading and stock trading are essentially different, but it can exercise a person's psychological quality, psychological endurance, and trading experience, and understand some laws of financial markets.

You can pay attention to futures while studying stock trading. Or if you just want to speculate in futures, I also suggest that you check the information online first, or read relevant books, and then find out whether to buy or not.

I don't think futures can be considered as financial management, because it takes up the time and energy of many participants, so that you can spend less time on other aspects. At the same time, if you don't know much about it, you may lose everything in a few days (if you are unlucky, sometimes even an old hand will capsize).

Of course, if you know some low-risk operation methods such as arbitrage, it may be much better, but the benefits will be much less, so generally speaking, high returns are often accompanied by high risks.

Thank you.