1. Market list: Market list is one of the commonly used orders in futures trading. Refers to the order to close the transaction immediately at the current market price. When issuing this order, the customer does not need to specify a specific price, but requires the representative of the futures brokerage company to close the transaction at the best price that can be executed in the market at that time. This kind of instruction is characterized by high transaction speed and cannot be changed or revoked once it is issued.

2. Limit order: A limit order refers to an instruction that must be executed at a limited price or a better price. When placing a price limit order, the customer must indicate the specific price. Its characteristic is that it can close the transaction according to the customer's expected price, and the transaction speed is relatively slow, and sometimes it is impossible to close the transaction.

3. Stop-loss instruction: Stop-loss instruction refers to the instruction to execute market orders when the market price reaches the price level expected by customers. By using stop-loss instructions, customers can effectively lock in profits, minimize possible losses and establish new positions with relatively little risk. (At present, there is no such instruction in China)

4. Revocation instruction: Revocation instruction refers to the instruction that the customer requests to revoke a certain instruction. By executing this instruction, the customer completely cancels the previous instruction, and there is no new instruction to replace the original instruction.