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I have been engaged in full-time futures trading for five years and have been engaged in domestic commodity futures. I am a technology trader, so all varieties are involved.

Let's talk about the trading process of futures first.

First, open an account with a futures brokerage company, and then open an account in a bank (there was no silver transfer before, and the cash was handed over to the financial office of the futures company), so that you can deposit the cash in this bank account and then transfer it to the futures account for trading.

Of course, trading is for profit, not to win the difference. Then you must have a direction, whether to buy or sell. If you are bearish, selling is certainly wiser than buying. If you watch too much, you must be much smarter.

Here are some examples of my recent transactions:

2008-12-19 (v)14: 07, the open position of Zn 0903 was 9475.

Stop-loss price: 9395 (when the price drops by 80 points, the latest price is 9395, and I issue a stop-loss order to sell the third-hand flat warehouse at the market price of 9295, which is lower than the current price 100 point to ensure that the position can be closed immediately). When the price fell below 9200 again (the lowest point of the previous day was 65438+February 18), the other two hands closed at the market price again.

Do more zinc, why do more at this time: zinc has always been the earliest and largest variety of metals. It began to fall on May 9, 2007 (from the daily limit to the plunge that day), and it has fallen for one and a half years now. The decline is also quite large, from about 35,600 to about 8,400 (see Wenhua Shanghai Zinc Index). It has dropped by more than three quarters.

Therefore, I have been paying attention to the opportunities for zinc to do more recently. 65438+February 8, 2008 (1), a huge rise after hitting a new low, can be said to be a signal that the decline began to stabilize. However, the fly in the ointment is that there was no huge increase that day. So I waited patiently. By June 65438+February1February 9, the zinc content in 0903 had exceeded 65438+February 6503.

As for why it is five hands, it is based on my capital, and the initial capital does not exceed 30% of the total capital.

There is also a reason to set a stop-loss price. It's nothing special. Generally, it is based on how much money you can lose at a time and how many tons you can lose per ton. This is available, but basically you have to find a relatively key price graphically, such as the lowest price the day before, or the lowest price last week, or a price that has not fallen below several times, and so on.

As a result, it closed at 9560 (the highest price was 9570) that day. I basically had a bottom, and the transaction was more than half successful. Generally speaking, I don't have high requirements for the setting of the take profit position. In most cases, I gradually close the take profit order in batches. But there are also several principles to follow. First of all, the take profit order must be three times that of the stop loss order. For example, I have been planning to use 65438 for a long time. After earning at least 300 points, you can handle it freely. Sometimes when you think the market is strong, you will let go again. Sometimes I think it may fall back, so I can level it first and keep most of it. In short, it is freer.

I took this zinc on New Year's Day and in 2009. Because the trend is good all the way, and it is based on the long-term trend at that time, I am considering for the long term, so I will not rush to cash in profits.

However, on June 7th, 2009, positions 65438+1October 7th 13:55,1185 were closed.

Because the short-term risk is also great, I will close my position first to make a profit, and the reason why I keep the other three hands is because zinc is still in a good upward trend in the long run. Of course, I am also moving the stop loss up. For other three-handed long positions, my stop loss has been moved above 10000, that is, I will stand and close my position when it falls below 10000.

This is the case with zinc. In addition, I have made many varieties recently, such as PTA, sugar, gum, fuel oil, soybean oil, corn and so on. , but the position does not exceed one week. Some of them are basically short-term days that go in and out on the same day. I want to give an example of sugar, but the answer is too long. You can already see examples of how technical analysts trade.

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