The rights of investors

The first is the right to claim the deposit. After the investor pays the deposit to the futures company, the investor has the right to claim the deposit from the futures company. When the contract is terminated, the investor has the right to ask the futures company to return the balance of the deposit. At the same time, the investor's deposit shall not be listed as the bankruptcy property of the futures company, and the creditors of the futures company shall not request compulsory enforcement of the deposit.

Second, it has the right to refuse or accept the legal consequences of futures companies buying and selling on their behalf in case of default. Investors have the right to decide whether to reject or ratify the trading consequences of futures companies beyond the scope of entrustment. If the investor approves, all the consequences will be borne by the investor.

The third is the right to choose independently. The relationship between investors and futures companies is disciplinary, not principal-agent relationship. Investors have the right to choose futures companies independently and issue trading orders according to their own judgment, have the right to obtain profits from futures trading, have the right to request the futures companies to return the deposit when the contract is terminated, and have the right to unilaterally terminate the contract.

The fourth is the right to know and the right to supervise. Futures trading depends largely on the acquisition of information, and futures companies have the conditions and obligations to provide investors with relevant information for their reference. Investors have the right to keep abreast of the execution of trading orders and the trading situation.