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How to buy and sell futures trading rules
Suggestion: open an account in a futures company, or find someone to tell you face to face, so you can learn faster.

At first, you can download free market software, then get a simulated trading account and simulate it first, so the progress will be faster.

The difference between futures and stocks lies in:

1, margin trading

2. T+0 (N transactions can be bought and sold every day)

3, two-way trading mechanism, not only can be long, but also short.

Stock index futures is a kind of financial futures, and four futures contracts are launched with CSI 300 as the contract subject matter.

Futures risk rate = position margin/customer's equity × 100%

General futures companies stipulate that the risk rate will reach 150% when compulsory liquidation is carried out.

If your risk is less than 150%, you will not be forced to close your position, but when the risk exceeds 100%, people in the futures company may have to inform you to pay attention to the risk and whether to add margin.