The backhand operation of futures is to close the position first and open the position in reverse at the same time. In short, investors should have bought stocks with rising share prices, but when they saw that the market trend was wrong, they quickly sold them backhand and opened positions.

Futures backhand is to close the position at the opposite price and issue the same number of reverse warehouse receipts. It means to open positions in the opposite direction, start to be long, start to close positions and start to be short, and vice versa.

The reason for the backhand situation of futures is that there is no way to judge the clear market during the consolidation period, which leads to the misjudgment of the market, and the futures market fluctuates too much to grasp.