Trading investors should clearly understand the risks of buying and selling futures and options before entering the market. Exchange members must explain the nature and risks of futures and options to customers.
Not every investor is suitable for buying and selling futures and options. Investors must measure their ability to withstand the risk of market fluctuations or bear losses.
After fully understanding the relevant risks, investors should first consult qualified futures practitioners and let them analyze whether futures and options products are suitable for your personal needs before making trading decisions.
Investors should carefully read and understand the relevant risk disclosure documents before signing the relevant documents and opening an account, which are an integral part of the customer contract.