In futures trading, the term "T+0" means that orders opened on the same day can be closed on the same day. It is a trading system. Futures itself can be traded on T+0. Does this question ask whether there is a big risk in using intraday trading, a method of same-day delivery, to do futures trading? In the futures market, I think the main reason that determines the size of the risk is whether the individual's way of handling the risk in the transaction is reasonable.

In futures trading, the term "T+0" means that orders opened on the same day can be closed on the same day. It is a trading system. Futures itself can be traded on T+0. Does this question ask whether there is a big risk in using intraday trading, a method of same-day delivery, to do futures trading? In the futures market, I think the main reason that determines the size of the risk is whether the individual's way of handling the risk in the transaction is reasonable.

For example, if intraday trading is used and the orders opened on that day are closed on the same day, the risk

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be more reflected in the details of the operation. Above, this intraday strategy has no obvious risk direction.

Yes

If you don’t have good rules for opening and closing positions, you will enter and exit at will, open and close positions frequently, resulting in frequent stop losses, or you will not close the position after making a mistake, and you will pay back if you do the opposite. Carrying orders, lack of stop loss rules, not knowing how to handle risks, or improper use of positions, etc. Failure to do these operational details well can lead to big risks.

And this risk does not only exist in intraday trading. If the same problem is not solved, doing cross-day short-term, medium- and long-term trading will also face great risks, because from this perspective, the risks are The root cause is not the length of trading used, but the level of trading itself.

Therefore, although the trend of the futures market is relatively random and lacks regularity most of the time, resulting in objective risks, I think futures trading should first be risk-aware. The biggest thing lies in your own handling method. You can manage and control risks from the perspective of stop loss setting, position usage and market screening according to your own trading method. The above is purely a personal opinion and is only used as an exchange of opinions.

Therefore, although the trend of the futures market is relatively random and lacks regularity most of the time, resulting in objective risks, I think futures trading should first be risk-aware. The biggest thing lies in your own handling method. You can manage and control risks from the perspective of stop loss setting, position usage and market screening according to your own trading method. The above is purely a personal opinion and is only used as an exchange of opinions.