Suggestion: Futures are risky, so investment should be cautious. If you have spare money, leisure and leisure time, you can invest appropriately, and all three are indispensable. Otherwise, don't try your hard-earned money easily. This is a lesson learned from a lot of cannon fodder and my blood.
Secondly, a two-way position is never desirable. The opening price of selling will fall, and the opening price of buying means that the price will rise. If you sell and buy at the same time, it is equivalent to two-way opening. In this way, no matter whether it goes up or down, you won't lose your position, because your risk exposure is 0-(65,438+0 lots). But you still lost money. You lost the handling fee for selling and buying positions. It means that you sell it to yourself on the futures exchange, and then the exchange charges you a handling fee. Do you think you are right?
Suggestion: If you have spare money, leisure time, read more books to enrich theoretical knowledge, listen more to improve practical experience, and don't believe anyone's so-called news and suggestions at will.
Third, unless you have a lot of time and energy and professional theoretical and practical experience, it is best not to change jobs frequently. In particular, the prospect of precious metals market is unknown, and the unilateral rising or falling market basically does not exist. It is more characterized by ups and downs, and it is difficult for institutional investors to grasp the direction, let alone retail investors?
Suggestion: Once you place an order, don't go back on your word easily. Remember to set stop-loss points and take-profit points when necessary. Use them to ensure your profits or reduce your losses. Making money is simple: sell at a high price and buy at a low price. How many people can really do it?
Personally, I think the price of silver will continue to fall in the future. Believe it or not, I do.
Further reading: How to buy insurance, which is good, and teach you how to avoid these "pits" of insurance.