Floating profit usually refers to the profit that can be found on the books. Floating profit can also mean that the cost is lower than the market price, but it can only be called floating profit because it does not sell securities or assets. For operating enterprises, manpower can be used as a profit model of resource allocation, which has a positive impact on economic development and promotes resource allocation.

What is floating loss?

Floating loss refers to unrealized losses in futures that are not closed at the settlement price of the day. Floating loss can also refer to the loss that can be found on the books, that is, if the cost is higher than the current market price, the liquidation will become an actual loss.

If you don't choose to sell, the amount of floating loss will change according to the stock market. So the floating loss is not a real loss, but if it is sold at this time, it will become a real loss. For the current situation of floating losses, we need to consider the trend of stocks. When the trend goes down, you can't stop loss, and you can't panic sell in a small gain or loss.