Futures is an industry, and like stocks, it is an industry in the financial field. Compared with stocks, futures are more risky and have greater returns in the right direction. Futures trading derivative risk instruments are usually called air-to-air rather than physical trading. For transactions with margin, the margin is only equivalent to 5%~20% of the physical value.

To engage in the futures industry, you must first obtain a futures qualification certificate. The most representative is the futures broker. Young people generally start from futures brokers when they enter this industry. Senior management positions in futures companies require qualifications and experience. This industry is difficult to do ~ it is very risky, and generally (whether it is a broker or a customer) it will not last long.