If you buy (long) primary soybeans at 4000 yuan/ton, if the soybean price rises to 4050 in the later period, you will make a profit of 50 points by closing your position;

If you buy (long) first-class soybeans at 4000 yuan/ton, if the soybean price drops to 3950 in a short while, you will lose 50 points of profit when you close your position;

If you short (short) primary soybean at 4000 yuan/ton, if the soybean price rises to 4050 in the later period, you will lose 50 points of profit when you close your position;

If you short the first-class soybean at 4000 yuan/ton, if the soybean price drops to 3950 after a while, you will make a profit of 50 points by closing your position;

"Short selling" in futures and "selling" in stocks are not the same concept, so don't confuse them.

Other trading methods are basically similar to stocks, but remember, if you are not hedging or have a large amount of money, don't make long or overnight orders (that is, don't hold positions overnight), because the external market is night trading. If there are unexpected news or unexpected events that are not conducive to your position, you will be at risk of exploding your position. That is to say, once the funds in your account are opened the next morning, you will suffer considerable losses or even go up in smoke. What's more, you will still owe money to the futures company!

High position short position

The so-called high short position is to sell when the price is relatively high and buy it back when the price falls. For example, the price of corn in the market is 1.5 a catty, and the futures price has risen to 100 a catty, so even if the price is high, you can consider selling it first.