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What does it mean to have a negative futures day? What does futures mean?
The negative increase in futures positions means that both buyers and sellers are pre-existing traders and choose to close their positions. When investing in futures, it is best for investors to have professional knowledge at the futures level, and at the same time use their surplus funds to invest, not to invest by loans. There is also the rules and regulations of futures trading with margin. If investors do not have enough margin in the transaction, the futures they hold will be forced to close by the operating system. This is the meaning of increasing negative positions on the futures date.

What is futures?

Futures is a futures contract, which is a standard contract to deliver a certain amount of collateral at a unique time and detailed address when buying and selling. This collateral can be a certain kind of commodity (such as gold, crude oil and agricultural products), financial derivatives (such as foreign exchange investment and bonds) and an indicator of a certain financial industry. Futures trading market is the product of the development of market economy system to a certain stage. Shanghai Futures Exchange, Dalian Commodity Exchange, Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange and China Financial Futures Exchange can all conduct futures trading, and the futures traded in different trading markets are different. This article is mainly about the knowledge points about what it means to add a negative one-day futures position, and the content is for reference only.