Just open an account, get a software, make up a strategy and run. As shown in the figure:

Opening an account means opening an account in a futures company, or you can open an account directly with me. The fee is the lowest in the industry, and then the software can choose Wenhua Finance and Trading Pioneer. The former charges a fixed fee and the latter charges a floating fee. Then the strategy is written by yourself, and it can run automatically after loading the software.

The key here is actually strategy.

There are various programming strategies. In short, describe your strategy in computer language.

For example, the 5-day moving average and the 10 moving average, the golden fork is long and the dead fork is short. This is a programmed trading strategy. However, buy on dips, sell on rallies, buy after callback, and short after rebound. It cannot be programmed because these statements are not specific and have a low inclination. What is low? 10 low or 20 low? Also, buy after the callback. When and how can I let the computer know that the market is calling back? To what extent is the repurchase? These unquantifiable languages cannot be programmed.

The most difficult point of programmed trading is strategy, because the essence of programmed trading is trading. Procedural trading is inseparable from human nature. As long as the subject can have a set of strategies, it is easy to write, run and implement.

The simulation of futures programmed trading is very good. It is suggested that subjects get a set of simulated experiences.