2. Short positions refer to the state that investors throw out all commodities (such as commodities, raw materials, stocks, futures, coins, etc.). ) and cash in hand, no goods.
3. Holding positions refers to buying and holding stocks in the stock market; In the futures market, before the expiration of physical delivery or cash delivery, investors can voluntarily decide to buy and sell futures contracts according to market conditions and personal wishes. However, investors (bulls or bears) hold futures contracts without performing reverse operations (selling or buying) with the same delivery month and quantity. This operation is called "holding positions". In the futures operation of gold and other commodities, whether buying or selling, all new positions are called opening positions. After the operator opens a position, he holds a position in his hand, which is called a position. .
4. Closing positions refers to futures traders buying or selling futures contracts with the same variety, quantity and delivery month, but in the opposite direction, and closing futures transactions. Simply put, it means "sell what they originally bought and buy what they originally sold (short)."