(1) Market Order: refers to an order that is declared for unlimited trading and closed at the best possible market price.

(2) Limit order: An order in which the transaction must be conducted at a limited or better price.

(3) Revocation instruction: the instruction of the investor to revoke the previous instruction.

In order to humanize management and adapt to the future development of futures, the exchange will introduce some new and personalized instructions to meet the needs of investors. But the market price, price limit and cancellation are the most basic and commonly used instructions in futures.

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