I am a real futures trader. First of all, negative available funds may not meet the standard of compulsory liquidation, which depends on the specific situation. Take the above as an example, the available funds are negative 0.5 million (note: because the current account equity is still 65,438+million, the risk insurance degree is less than 65,438+065,438+00%, which generally does not meet the compulsory insurance standard, but more than 65,438+000% means that additional margin is needed). The futures company can send you a short message at most to inform you that the margin of futures trading is insufficient (as shown in the figure). Generally, when the risk level of your account is high and does not reach the strong level, the futures company will call you first to let you pay attention to the market and reduce your position if necessary (you must pay attention at this time). The subtext is that the futures company will do some or all of the leveling to keep the margin at a reasonable level. As for the subsequent reopening, you can open as many hands as you can at present, and you can't open any more. Trading software will have trading tips restrictions when trading.

It must be noted that futures exchanges have a margin ratio for a certain variety of futures, and futures companies will add a certain proportion to this margin ratio as risk control (sometimes some futures companies can negotiate how much to increase, but if the risk is reduced, it will increase, and it will be easy to be forced to close their positions). If the amount of equity in your account is closer to the amount required by the margin ratio of a certain type of futures marked by this futures exchange, some or all of the strong margin may be triggered. Generally, there will be a delivery slip after the transaction is completed every day, and there will be a column showing the amount of deposit required by the exchange.