Backhand is a strategy in futures trading, which refers to opening a new position in the opposite direction to the original position to balance the risk. Through backhand, traders can increase their positions and effectively reduce the profit-loss ratio through this strategy when the market fluctuation is unfavorable. This is a more conservative strategy.

Although backhand can effectively reduce the transaction risk, it will also bring some costs and complexity. Because backhand needs a lot of analysis and judgment, it needs corresponding technical analysis methods and experience in the process of use. Only by mastering enough trading skills and fluent market operation ability can we put an end to risks and losses in trading, so as to achieve sustained profitability.

In actual trading, traders need to decide whether to use backhand according to their own trading market and trading strategy. If used properly, backhand helps to effectively reduce transaction costs and risks, while optimizing transaction results. Traders can constantly improve their trading ability through a lot of experience accumulation and profound technical analysis, and better cope with various changes in the business environment, so as to achieve long-term stable profits.