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1, futures
Futures is a cross-time trading method. By signing the contract, the buyer and the seller agree to deliver the specified quantity of spot at the specified time, price and other trading conditions. Futures are concentrated in futures exchanges and traded through standardized contracts. Some futures contracts can be traded over the counter, which is called OTC contracts. According to the type of subject matter, futures can be divided into commodity futures and financial futures.
2. Is the futures t0 or t 1?
Futures is a T+0 transaction. The futures market is a highly organized market. In order to ensure the open environment of futures trading and the smooth operation of the futures market, the futures exchange has formulated a series of trading systems, and all traders can participate in futures trading only on the premise of acknowledging and ensuring to abide by these "rules of the game".
3. Is futures gambling?
No, normal futures operation is not gambling, but a formal investment method allowed by national laws. However, because futures are leveraged, there are certain risks. Futures have certain entertainment effects, but they are not entertainment activities, but normal human activities. Futures market and price, as necessary components of market economy, are necessary components of market economy. Price fluctuation exists objectively, and so does forward price fluctuation.
4. How to calculate the handling fee of futures?
The futures commission is calculated by hand or by the transaction amount, in which the formula of hand calculation is: a futures commission n lots = the number of fixed commission lots per lot; The formula calculated according to the turnover is: the handling fee for n lots of futures = the transaction price, the marketing unit handling fee rate and the number of lots.
5. What is the risk of futures?
The price of futures is much higher than that of the stock market, and the risk is also greater than that of the stock market, but its expected income opportunity is higher, and futures are more suitable for radical investors. In the futures investment market, in addition to the common risks outside the market, investors' excessive speculative psychology and leverage effect will increase futures trading risks, followed by compulsory settlement risks, delivery risks and trading platform risks.
6. Can futures be traded at any time?
Yes, futures can only be traded at any time during trading hours. Futures are T+0 transactions and can be sold on the day of purchase. They cannot be traded during non-trading hours. Futures trading hours are from Monday to Friday.