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What does the second order of futures mean?
The second order is to sell a product for free or at an ultra-low price at a certain time, but the time is very short, and the things sold are limited, and you can't grab it quickly or slowly. The price of the goods sold at this time is the spike price.

Details are as follows:

Spike price first appeared in China, which generally refers to snapping up certain limited discount goods in a limited time. Generally, the discount of this kind of products is relatively large, and there are many people rushing to buy them, which may exceed the limit in a few seconds. Seconds is called "spike price", which was later used by physical stores, generally referring to the price of goods with large discounts.

Ordinary people can't control this high-intensity trading rhythm. If you are a short-term trader, you can open an account in a large futures company, and the handling fee can be reduced to be similar to that of an exchange.