The so-called "speculation in futures" generally refers to short-term operations with days or days as the cycle; If the market is a cauldron, then participants invest their own funds and buy and sell repeatedly; As a result, the funds in the pot have been redistributed, but most people's funds have become more and more speculative, and only a few people's funds have become more and more speculative;

As mentioned earlier, the main differences between stock futures are as follows:

Futures is a kind of margin trading. For example, in commodity futures, the ownership of the contract goods can be obtained by paying 10% of the total value of the contract goods as a margin, and the price of the goods is borne by the owner; And the stock is 100% capital to have the corresponding stock value;

Futures are more flexible when they are long (up) and short (down); And stocks can only do more (up);

Futures is a T+0 transaction, and positions can be opened and closed at will within the same day; The stock is T+ 1, and it needs to be closed on the second day of opening;