One-way futures trading means that investors only buy or sell in futures trading and do not trade in the opposite direction. For example, investors only buy, thinking that futures prices will rise and not sell; Or just sell, thinking that futures prices will fall, instead of buying. This trading method is usually used for investors to decide their own trading strategies without reverse trading, so as to reduce risks and improve profit probability.

The advantage of one-way futures trading mainly lies in reducing the influence of trading factors on investors' decision-making. Compared with reverse trading, investors can pay more attention to the execution of their own trading strategies when conducting one-way trading, and will not be disturbed by their own reverse trading. One-way trading can also help investors master the trading rhythm and execute the trading plan more strictly.

However, one-way futures trading is still risky. If investors choose the wrong trading direction, they may suffer huge losses. In addition, one-way trading may also go wrong due to market changes. In view of these risks, it is best to combine various trading methods for trading. Investors can choose reverse trading or one-way trading according to market conditions to achieve effective risk control and profitability.