Futures products refer to financial derivatives with specific targets (such as commodities, stocks, indexes, etc.). As the subject of the transaction, it is agreed to deliver at an agreed price at some time in the future. The futures market is one of the most dynamic markets in the financial market, and investors can conduct various investment transactions in the futures market to realize the benefits brought by price fluctuations.

The trading of futures products often involves high risks and high returns, which requires investors to conduct in-depth analysis of market trends, economic changes and policy changes in advance, and have strong market intelligence gathering ability. Investors can make investment transactions with relatively small funds through leverage effect, but at the same time they also need to bear the corresponding loss risks.

Futures products are traded in various ways, such as intraday trading, trend trading, hedging and so on. Compared with other investment categories, futures trading is more flexible. Futures market can reflect the market's expectation and trend of future economic development, so futures product trading is one of the important means for investors to manage risks and control returns.