Commodity futures ETF is listed, code 159981 Energy and Chemical ETF - current transaction volume is 27 million. This can be T+0.

1. The meaning of T+0 in foreign exchange trading

T+0 in foreign exchange trading refers to the foreign exchange trading system in the investment operation process. The so-called T+0 is Taday+0, which is a trading system that can trade on the same day. Forex trading T+0 is compared to stock trading T+1. In stock trading, when you open a position to buy and sell stocks on the same day, you cannot close the position and sell the stocks in time on the same day. You have to wait until the next day to sell the stocks. This is what Taday + 1 day means in stocks. Unlike foreign exchange trading, foreign exchange trading can be conducted on the same day, which is called the T+0 system. There is no time limit for foreign exchange T+0. You can open or close a trade on the same day, or you can buy one minute before the trade and sell immediately the next minute. There is no need to wait a certain amount of time before trading. To be precise, as long as the system does not suffer from delays and poor networks, foreign exchange traders can buy in one second and sell in one second, and the money sold on the same day can be used to buy on the same day. This is the meaning of T+0 .

2. The specific operation method of forward "T+0"

1. When investors hold the trapped stock, one day the stock is seriously oversold or opens low, and the investment Investors can take this opportunity to buy the same number of stocks at a low price, and after reaching a certain height, sell the same number of stocks that were originally trapped, thereby buying low and selling high in one trading day, and obtaining profits from the price difference. 2. After investors hold the covered stocks, even if there is no serious oversold or low opening, when the stock shows an obvious upward trend during the session, they can take the opportunity to buy the same number of stocks and wait until the stock rises to a certain height. Then sell the original covered shares. In this way, you can buy evenly and sell high in one trading day, thereby obtaining profit from the price difference.

To sum up, even if the stocks held by investors are not locked up or even make profits, as long as investors believe that the stocks still have room to rise, they can use the "T + 0" operation. In this way, you can get double profits by buying double chips on the day of the big rise and strive for maximum profits.