First, the first thing to do is to know your own personality. Doing futures is not just technology. If the calculation is successful according to the score of 10, the skill only accounts for 4 points, while the personality accounts for 6 points. Doing futures requires talent, and talent here refers to whether your character can do futures trading. If you are not fit to do it, but you want to make money from futures, you should ask a master to do it for you.

The second is to quickly understand the futures varieties. It is very important to find the right variety to do it according to your own financial situation. With little capital and poor risk resistance, copper and aluminum are not suitable for bulk, trading and very active varieties for the time being. Even with large funds, it is impossible for all varieties to get involved. Of course, having your own investment team is another matter.

The third is to master several basic technologies, that is, technical analysis methods. There are many tools for technical analysis. I want to understand them all before I do it. I don't know if I have to wait until the Year of the Monkey. Moreover, many technical analysis tools are actually contradictory. In fact, technical analysis doesn't need to know that much, and even many senior traders use a few simple analysis tools.

Fourth, read some classic futures books. There are too many books that teach you to do futures, many of which are flashy and are all left over from speculation. Just read some good books. I recommend Stanley here.

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Strategy (futures trading strategy). This book does not teach you how to use technical analysis or fundamental analysis to make futures, but it can benefit all investors. This book has been on my desk for 24 hours. For me, every time I read it, it is tantamount to being taught a lesson.

Fifth, make an investment plan according to your own funds. Don't think that only large funds need to make investment plans, and so do small funds. A good investment plan is half the battle. In this scheme, you have to decide the kind of investment, predict the investment profit, set the investment stop loss, and gradually set the profit stop loss if the transaction is profitable.

Sixth: If you have done all the above four steps and done them well. What you need most now is to enter the arena. Simulated trading will never make people progress. Remember this and don't spend time on it. The only thing you have to do after entering the market is to follow your investment plan step by step.

Seventh, when you are a novice, don't always soak in major forums, don't look at articles reviewed, stick to your own point of view, never run away when you make money, and never get out until you stop.