Not necessarily. Futures retracement is not necessarily caused by the buyer's stop loss. Futures retracement means that the price starts to fall after reaching a certain high point, resulting in some or all losses of the previous increase. This is caused by many factors, including changes in market trends, changes in fundamental information, and adjustment of technical indicators. The buyer's take profit will affect the price fluctuation, but it is not the only reason for the futures withdrawal. At the same time, the seller's power, capital flow and policy factors in the market also have an impact on the price, leading to the withdrawal of futures. Futures retracement cannot be simply attributed to the buyer's stop loss. In futures trading, we should fully consider market factors, fundamentals and technical indicators, formulate reasonable stop-loss and profit-taking strategies, reduce risks and ensure investment returns.