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What is futures risk control?
Futures risk control is futures risk control.

Methods of futures risk control:

First, through position management, the risk of high leverage brought by margin is avoided, and the leverage is reduced from ten times and several times to acceptable twice and 1 times (no leverage);

Secondly, by using the "space power" in the power investment theory, we can grasp the fundamental change of futures value in the real economy by studying the supply and demand of the most basic commodities in futures.

Thirdly, using the "time power" in the power investment theory, through studying the price changes of the futures market for several years, months and weeks, we can find the best investment direction and opportunity from the perspective of mid-line investment.

Futures market risks mainly include: market environment risk, market transaction subject risk and market supervision risk.

The unique margin system, hedging mechanism, two-way trading mechanism and daily settlement system of futures exchange make it an effective means to avoid market price risks, but at the same time, as a unique trading method, futures trading itself also contains huge risks. Compared with the risks in other markets, the risks in the futures market are complex and multifaceted.