The stock market and futures market are both venture capital markets. Which market is better mainly depends on which market you are more familiar with. It is best to make investments that you are familiar with. If you are unfamiliar with both markets, you'd better not invest blindly.

The futures market has its own leverage and implements the margin trading system, which is a two-way transaction. You can buy first and then sell, or you can sell first and then buy. The risk is greater than the stock market. Even if it is determined that the general trend is upward, it may burst the position after buying because of the sharp decline adjustment.

The stock market is different. The stock market is fully traded. Without capital, there is no leverage. Don't borrow money, you can only buy it first and then sell it. You can't sell it before you buy it.

As can be seen from the above differences, the futures market is more risky than the stock market.

Similarly, whether it is the stock market or the futures market, only a few people make money and most people lose money.

No investment is born. If you want to make any investment, you must understand it, understand it, and then invest. Our money is hard-earned, and we can't give it away in the investment market.

In short, it is best to invest within your own cognitive range.