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Why did futures explode?
The phenomenon of short positions is because the market changes too fast, investors haven't had time to add margin, and the margin in the account is not enough to maintain the original contract. This kind of margin is "zero" caused by forced liquidation due to insufficient margin, commonly known as "short position" If investors encounter "short positions" and suffer heavy losses, they will force them to close their positions in securities or futures, regardless of the market at that time.

Most short positions are related to improper fund management. In order to avoid this situation, it is necessary to control positions in particular, manage funds reasonably, and avoid possible Man Cang operations in stock trading; And unlike stock trading, investors must track the stock index futures market in time. Therefore, stock index futures are not suitable for all investors.

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When there is a short position, investors need to make up the deficit, otherwise they will face legal recourse. In order to avoid this situation, it is necessary to control positions specially and avoid Man Cang operation like stock trading. And track the market in time, and you can't buy it like a stock market. Therefore, futures are not suitable for any investor to do.

Psychological barriers are mainly reflected in the existence of luck. Once the position is opened, there is no stop loss and fear of waiting. It's like tying yourself to a car that has no braking system and will overturn at any time, hoping that the price will move in the direction of opening the warehouse. But speculation is not gambling. Luck and luck can't always be with you. If you want to make a stable profit, you still have to rely on your real strength.