This truth is actually very simple. Even if it is a unilateral market, some people will blindly chase high, and some people will blindly long or blindly short, hoping to obtain excess returns in this way. For investors themselves, the risk of unilateral market is relatively low, and many investors can get a good return on investment in unilateral market if they are aiming at the lack.

However, one-sided market does not mean that there is absolutely no risk, because there may be more or less temptation. If you accidentally walk into such a trap, investors will often suffer heavy losses, and some people will even blindly resist orders.

1. Why does someone take over the unilateral market?

Because the weakness of human nature is: will not stop loss! Only add positions! If you fall on your side, you think it's the end of the gong! Waiting to increase the position, who knows that the position has just been increased, and then it has fallen, not afraid of no opponent. Other people who wait and see basically want to bargain-hunting! There are many people who bargain sideways, and they need to fall sharply to lose gas.

Second, futures control risks.

For futures, a leveraged investment tool, the management and planning of funds is particularly important. How to control the proportion of positions? Investors can consider from three aspects.

1. First, open positions in stages. For example, the initial plan is to open a position with six hands. It is suggested to open a position with two hands at a time according to the trend. In this way, once the wrong direction is found, the funds can be transferred in time, so as not to run out of ammunition.

2. Second, diversify investment varieties. "Don't put your eggs in the same basket." Investors should choose varieties with low correlation as far as possible to build asset pools.

3. Third, don't overweight a contract or variety, but judge its volatility according to the historical market and reserve enough funds.

Third, users need to set a stop loss and don't blindly chase high.

When opening a position, set a forced liquidation that can bear the biggest loss. Once the loss crosses the border, we should not hesitate to close the position to prevent the loss from expanding further.