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What is a futures company?
Futures companies are intermediary channels for investors to engage in futures trading.

Securities companies are the intermediary channels for investors to engage in securities trading.

Therefore, it is the most smooth for friends who have been engaged in securities trading to switch to futures trading.

From the perspective of investment, securities and futures are very similar, especially in technical analysis methods.

However, there are also differences.

For example, futures trading commodities, or financial markers.

For example, futures are margin trading. That is, you can engage in 100% business with about 100% funds.

For example, futures need to be delivered or hedged when they expire. The loss of futures is too large, and additional margin is needed. If the margin is insufficient, or the margin is not timely, it may be forced to close the position.

Futures companies should keep close contact with investors in a timely manner, assist investors (customers) to keep their accounts healthy, and provide and transmit all kinds of information related to transactions for investors' reference.

Some futures companies can engage in private placement or public offering of self-operated or wealth management products. This is a relatively high-end business, and only some futures companies are qualified.

Employees of futures companies also need industry qualification certificates, and the futures industry and the securities industry are managed by the same institution.