Futures backhand refers to the behavior that investors have already held long (buy) or short (sell) contracts in some positions, and then open positions on the same subject matter with opposite positions (long or short) again. Backhand trading usually occurs when investors want to adjust, balance or hedge their positions.

Backhand trading is a common strategy in the futures market, which helps investors to adjust their positions in a balanced way, manage risks and have the opportunity to make profits in market changes. However, please note that the futures market fluctuates greatly, too many backhand operations are easy to lose money, and the principal will pay more fees. Frequent operation is not recommended.