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Why don't big funds play futures?
Futures are riskier than stocks.

The year-on-year futures risk of the stock market is small, and the stock market will not lose all the principal. Even if you buy delisted shares, you will eventually have a little principal left. Futures, on the other hand, have their own leverage, which can make the principal lose money and even cause liabilities. This is the main reason why people around me are unwilling to invest in futures. The stock market has great influence, high popularity and low popularity of futures. In fact, many people simply don't know what futures are.

If a person who can't even operate the stock market well wants to invest in the futures market, he will eventually fail, because futures are self-leveraged, especially flexible, and can be short, with extremely large variables. In fact, if you don't say it, you will bring your own leverage, such as 10 times leverage. In fact, as long as there are 9 points in the futures band, you have already exploded and lost all your money.