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I am a novice, how to operate HSI futures?
Novice investment in HSI futures is divided into the following steps:

Simulation first, then firm offer.

1. Be familiar with the concept. No matter how many concepts you have read in books, such as T+0, two-way trading, long, short, take profit, stop loss and so on. It is not as good as you actually operate it once. Only after you have really operated it will you have a preliminary feeling about those basic concepts.

2. Be familiar with the operation. How to open a position, how to close a position, how to set a stop loss and take profit, and how to place more than one empty order. Although these are very simple, they must be proficient for beginners, and no one will be proficient immediately after reading a few books. In the process of firm offer operation, many times, a small operation error will cause huge losses.

3. Feel the profit and loss. Before you actually operate the HSI, you may have heard from your friends on the Internet how much money the HSI can earn and how much money it can lose in a day. That's just hearsay. You haven't really felt it. Be sure to feel the ups and downs through the simulation disk before making a firm offer to see if you can withstand the pressure. Many friends feel the ups and downs in the simulation process and find that they are not suitable for investing in futures, thus avoiding the potential risks of entering the futures market.

4. Practice feeling. Through the simulation stage, you can find the basic feeling of speculating HSI futures. Instead of knowing nothing and feeling with real money, it is better to feel with simulated funds. After all, this feeling will often bring you great losses.

Daily recovery

Rewinding is the best way to practice internal skills, and there is no one. So how do you make a comeback?

1. Summarize the day's operation: how much profit and loss, whether trading is frequent (novice suggests trading once or twice a day), whether there are any mistakes in operation, what are the reasons for profit and loss, whether the position control is appropriate, and whether there is any trading experience. ...

2. Review the trend of the disk: What is the reason for today's rise or fall, whether it is technical promotion or news stimulation, whether it is sustainable, whether it has a big impact on tomorrow's trend, whether the market is long or short today, whether it is strong or weak ... These can be found on the disk, and you must use a computer to look at the disk after the resumption.

3. cultivate a sense of disk: the sense of disk is illusory, and no one can teach you. It's like Buddhist meditation. As for whether you can understand it, only God knows. However, disk feeling is simpler than meditation. After all, there are still charts for your reference.

4. Plan trading: By summarizing the operation of the day and reviewing the disk, draw up a basic plan for the operation of the next day-whether the trend is clear, how many positions to operate, how to set the stop loss and take profit, how to adjust the judgment error, etc.

Establish an idea

In actual trading, whether it is stock trading or HSI futures, we should sum up a set of trading system that suits us. Others can learn from it, and what suits them is the best.