How to operate futures trading?
Investors need to open a futures account, then be familiar with the rules of futures trading, and finally make a firm offer according to various indicators. All futures transactions are settled through the futures exchange, which becomes the counterparty of any buyer or seller and provides guarantee for each transaction. Moreover, you can't add a position to share the cost at the time of loss, because futures are leveraged, risky and risky.
According to the market rules, all instructions given by futures brokerage companies to customers must be made through exchanges, and private hedging is not allowed. The direct object of futures trading is futures contracts, that is, how many lots or contracts are bought or sold. Futures trading is conducted in an open and fair manner, and the purpose of trading is generally not to obtain the due physical objects.
However, investors entering the futures market must set a stop loss point. In the futures market, you can buy first and then sell, or you can sell first and then buy, so the investment method is flexible. Investors can choose the way that suits them, and the leverage of futures requires investors to do what they can according to their risk tolerance.