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What does the lock list mean? What is a lock list?
The function of locking orders only exists in investments that can be traded in two directions, that is, long-short two-way trading, which is generally used for emergency hedging in the entry position. If you don't click lock hedging, you can directly make the same group of reverse orders at the buying position, which will lead to a relative offset from the original position. For example, there is already a payment unit of EUR/USD, and if you set a selling part of EUR/USD, the relative part will be automatically reversed. This is what a lock list means.

What does a futures lock order mean?

Futures lock order: refers to that when investors make mistakes in analyzing the market situation, the selling market price suddenly fluctuates greatly, and investors can't see the market trend clearly, they can lock orders, that is, they can make the opposite orders of the same contract, so as to keep short positions, make a profit and lose money, and avoid expanding losses due to the reversal of the market situation.

The general lock list is to avoid the ups and downs of the opening of the next day. Before the market closes on the first day, find a price that is more effective than the existing position to lock in the risk, and open the position according to the opening of the next day. This method is generally the practical operation skill of big assets. This article mainly writes the meaning of the lock list and related knowledge points, and the content is for reference only.