Several points that a successful futures trader must pay attention to. Short-term. The intraday trend is still speculation. First, let's talk about the long term. If you can't stand the ups and downs, don't plan to do long-term work, because many times, even if you do the right trend, you will often be shocked. Some people look at the long-term and short-term, and they are often stopped by a rebound or callback. Some people regard short-term rebound or callback as long-term and often make money nonstop, so you should distinguish between the main trend and the short-term trend. Find out what you did. Next, let's talk about intraday trends and speculative orders. People who do intraday trends generally have to judge whether the trend of the day is rising, falling or fluctuating within the shortest time after the opening, and then start to make orders. This practice will change hands several times a day, but not too often. The average person can't reach this level, and needs a strong sense of disk and rich experience, instead of being dizzy and paying a handling fee like most of our retail investors, like headless flies. ? Second, stop loss: [/B] When it comes to stop loss, it is inseparable from the first point we just said. If you don't understand the first point, then your money is either stopped by violence or stopped back and forth. People who don't stop loss often regard short-term trends as big trends, and those who don't stop loss will eventually explode. People who know stop loss often don't understand what they are doing. The set stop loss is unreasonable, and they stop loss back and forth. Finally, the money stopped. Therefore, one or two points should be combined, and both are indispensable. Therefore, the stop loss should be reasonably formulated according to the technical aspects. ? Third, fund management: we retail investors generally don't pay attention to fund management, and light positions and heavy positions are often done according to our own feelings. Beginners don't talk about it, and they often lose with a few heavy bets. Let's focus on veterans. Some people have been doing it for many years, and they have done a good job of watching the trend stop loss, but they still can't make money, that is, there is something wrong with fund management. These people are very accurate about the trend, most of the time they are right, and their stop loss is good, but as long as one mistake is fatal, they can do it right every time, and their confidence is accumulating. Finally, they lost their rationality and gambled back to before liberation. So if we can do it better, we must strengthen the third point. ? Fourth, objectivity: most people who don't make money in futures are not objective. I often do more by myself, read more when I fall, and find some information to comfort myself from time to time. And if he doesn't do much himself, he is actually bearish. Just because I accidentally did too much, I watched too much. So if you encounter this situation, you should first jump out of this strange circle, wake yourself up and think about whether you are bullish or bearish without a list now. Objectively judging whether you make an order is to see whether your judgment on the market is consistent when you are in a light position and a heavy position, and when you are in a short position and a position. ? V. Fundamentals and technical aspects: Fundamentals and technical aspects For our retail investors, I personally think it is still necessary to focus on technical aspects, because our retail investors are not as good as large institutions in obtaining fundamental information and time, often at the bottom, which is bad news. We dare not open positions, which are full of profits. Because of the asymmetry of information, I personally think that retail investors should focus on technology. ? 6. Listen to the analysis and guidance of others objectively: First of all, people who do futures are confident, and people who are not confident will not do futures. So most people don't ask why when listening to others' analysis and guidance. Often they listen to other people's analysis and guidance just like listening to their own ideas. They don't listen if they are different, and they never want to be analyzed like this. I know many such customers. When I told them about the market, they didn't do it, or they just did a little bit because they didn't agree with me. Many times, I accidentally made a wrong judgment, and they all followed up, because at this time, my judgment was consistent with theirs, and finally I was wrong, and all the mistakes were put on me. At this time, he didn't want to think about why I told them so many times and why they didn't do anything. This kind of person is often analyzed by you, and he doesn't care. All this has fallen on deaf ears. He made a mistake, so he asked you what to do, whether to cut it or not, and let you make a decision for him. Good point. If he is wrong, he will put the blame on you. Haha, let's see if you are such a person. Therefore, the analysis and guidance of others should also be objective. ? Wish you success! !