Many people can't speculate in stocks well. Why should they speculate in futures? Because many people think that futures can make money by buying up and selling down, while the stock market can basically make money only by rising, which leads to their cognitive problems.

Investment is a very professional matter, which requires a long time of accumulation, reflection and practice, but many people do not have a clear understanding of investment. They think they can't make money because they can't short, or they don't have T+0. Many people can't speculate in stocks, so they speculate in futures. They think futures are very simple. In fact, futures are much bigger than the stock market. Futures need excellent technology and strong psychology. For the firm implementation of the rules, futures are successful.

First, many people do futures because they think the trading system makes them unable to make money.

Everyone should know that the trading system of stocks and futures is completely different. Stocks are traded at T+ 1, and futures can be bought and sold on the same day. Many people think that trading on the same day can help them control their risks, stop losses or lock in profits if they feel wrong, and futures can be long or short. They think it is easy to make money. In fact, this is even bigger, because human nature is difficult to control, and intraday trading can easily lead to losses.

Second, many people are still doing futures because the stock speculation is not good, which is a cognitive problem.

Everyone's investment environment is different, and their understanding of investment is different, but many people have a superficial understanding of investment. Futures are high-risk and high-return, while stocks are relatively low-risk and relatively safe, and the test of human nature is not as great as futures. However, many people have no experience in futures speculation, and intuitively think that futures are relatively simple, which leads to the tragedy of speculating futures when stocks are not good.

Third, how to treat many people who speculate in futures even if their stocks are not good?

I think this is actually opportunistic and self-deception. I always thought I could find a way to make money quickly, but in fact, any industry has to make great efforts to succeed. Without accumulation, practice and reflection, it is difficult for any industry to succeed.