A trader is a person who makes financial investment operations for others. For example, the person in charge of buying and selling stocks in a securities company. Traders mainly serve large investors (investment institutions). They are often traders, who have a good grasp of the disk, can grasp the timing of opening positions and closing positions according to customer requirements, master the skills of opening positions and throwing chips skillfully, and control the development of the disk to a certain extent by taking advantage of capital. They can find every subtle change on the disk, thus reducing the occurrence of risks.

What is futures?

Traders don't have to deliver at the beginning of buying and selling, but agree to deliver at some time in the future, so China people call it "futures".

What is a stock?

Stock is the abbreviation of share certificate, which is a kind of securities issued by a joint-stock company to shareholders as a holding certificate to raise funds and obtain dividends and bonuses. Each share represents the shareholder's ownership of the basic unit of the enterprise. Shares are part of the capital of a joint-stock company and can be transferred, traded or mortgaged at a fixed price. It is the main long-term credit tool in the capital market.

What do traders mainly do?

When it comes to other people's transactions, it means that others give you money, you invest in operations, and you strive for profits in financial investment through your own technology transactions.

Look at the K line on this computer every day.

What are those charts on the computer TV for?

The chart I watch every day is called K-line chart. Traders look at it and analyze it to analyze whether to buy or sell.

What is a K-line chart?

K-line records the price change of the stock in one day. The daily K-line is arranged in chronological order, forming the historical change of stock price, which is called K-line chart.