The situation of forced liquidation is that the risk rate exceeds 100%, or the position exceeds 100%. However, we should know that futures companies have added a part to the margin ratio of exchanges as the margin ratio of customer operations. What you see is the margin ratio of futures companies. When it is exceeded, the futures company has the responsibility to inform you of the additional margin. If the funds are not in place, they will be forced to close their positions, usually 1 hand.

In the above example, after the price fell. Your risk rate is 1000* 10%/950. At this time, additional margin is needed to make up for the deficit. Otherwise, you will be forced to close your position. Control the risk rate below 100%.

Of course, these are not absolute. For example, you can apply for lowering the deposit, you can apply for an extension and so on. .....

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