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What does "one point zero stop loss" mean in futures?
Zero stop loss refers to closing the position according to the opening price and only losing a handling fee. Zero stop loss of one point or two points refers to the stop loss when one point or two points are lost compared with the opening price.

For example, if you buy 1 hand soybean at the price of 30 15 yuan, the price has not risen as expected, but has been fluctuating between 30 14-30 15. You can make a zero stop loss at the price of 30 15, or at 3066. If the price changes between 30 13-30 14, and there is even a further downward trend (the number of selling orders increases), then you simply hang up the 30 13 sale, immediately close the position and avoid more risks, which becomes a "two-point zero stop loss".

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Supplement: Zero stop loss is easy to understand, but there is a misunderstanding in the grammar of "zero stop loss by one point".

Now the handling fee is already very low. Handling fee is charged for Kaiping warehouse receipt on the same day. Basically, all varieties can make a profit at one price, or at least get even, not to mention the difference between two points. In that case, it is not a "stop loss" but a "take profit". We have already made a profit, why stop loss? Therefore, the statements of "one zero stop loss" and "two zero stop losses" are contradictory in themselves, probably because I can't keep up with the form of language change. ......