Futures is t+0, that is, investors buy futures on the same day and sell them on the same day. In addition, futures have trading rules. For example, two-way trading, that is, investors can trade long or short. Margin system, that is, investors have to pay a certain percentage of margin when buying and selling futures. Forced liquidation system, that is, when the investor's margin is insufficient, the futures company will forcibly sell the investor's position to prevent risks.

Is the growth enterprise market t+ 1 or t+0?

Growth enterprise market implements the trading rules of T+ 1, which is also applicable to all A shares, that is to say, stocks bought on the same day can only be sold on the next trading day. There is no limit to the rise and fall of new shares on GEM in the first five working days, and the rise and fall is limited to 20% after five trading days.