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How to understand the trading terms in futures, such as long and short?
Buy: bulls are bullish

Sell: short, bearish

Open position: establish a new position.

Close position: close the existing position, as opposed to the existing position.

Ping Jin: We closed the position today and unilaterally charged the handling fee.

Open more: open more positions. Open position: short position.

Double opening: short positions and long positions are opened at the same time. Shuangping: Do more short positions while closing positions.

Doping: Be long. Empty flat: empty warehouse.

More: two cows change hands. Empty exchange: two bears change hands.

1. When Party A buys an open position (opens multiple positions), Party B may make a deal in two situations:

1. The multi-position before Party B sells is called multi-position change (multi-position change), and the position difference is 0.

2. When Party B sells a new position (double position), the position difference is positive.

2. When Party A closes the position by buying (shorting), Party B has two situations:

1. When Party B opens a new short position and sells it, it is called short position change (short position for foreign exchange), and the position difference is 0.

2. When Party B sells multiple positions, it is called short position opening (double position), and the position difference is negative.

3. When Party A sells open positions (short positions), Party B also has two situations:

1. When Party B buys and opens a position, it means that both parties open a position (double opening), and the position difference is positive.

2. When Party B buys an empty position, it means that the empty position changes hands (the empty position changes hands), and the position difference is 0.

4. When Party A sells and closes the position (multi-flat), Party B also has two situations:

1. Party B buys a position, which is called multi-party transaction (multi-exchange), and the position difference is 0.

2. The short positions bought by Party B before liquidation are called multiple short positions (double liquidation), and the position difference is negative.