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What does spot in JD mean? COM?
JD。 COM shows the spot, which means that the merchant has ready-made goods on hand now, and he can deliver them immediately after you place an order, which means that there is no goods on hand now, and it will take some time to purchase them before they can be sent to you.

Symmetry of actual futures. Refers to the physical objects that can be shipped, stored and manufactured. The spot available for delivery can be converted into cash on the basis of spot or forward, or the payment can be made in advance, and the buyer can pay in a very short time. In spot trading, the common way is cash on delivery or barter.

Spot refers to the physical objects that can be shipped, stored and manufactured, also known as physical objects. The spot available for delivery can be converted into cash on the basis of spot or forward, or the payment can be made in advance, and the buyer can pay in a very short time. Symmetry of futures. In spot trading, the common way is cash on delivery or barter.

main feature

(1) Standardization of electronic transaction contract: The standardization of electronic transaction contract means that all the terms except price in the contract are specified in advance and have the characteristics of standardization. Once this standardized electronic transaction contract is registered, it becomes a warehouse receipt.

(2) Two-way transaction: refers to investors buying warehouse receipts at low prices and selling them at high prices, thus making profits; You can also buy at a high price and sell at a low price for profit. Trading methods are more flexible and increase trading opportunities.

(3) Hedging mechanism: Hedging mechanism refers to the reverse operation of electronic contracts in order to achieve the purpose of discharging performance responsibilities.

(4) Day-to-day settlement system: investors' accounts are recorded daily to avoid debt disputes and achieve the purpose of controlling risks.

(V) Margin system: Margin system refers to the freezing of appropriate margin for both parties to the transaction, so as to achieve the purpose of ensuring the performance of the contract, and at the same time make the funds play a leverage role and be fully utilized.

(6) T+0 trading system: the contract can be transferred on the same day, and it can be hedged and closed for profit on the same day, making full use of funds, reducing the risks brought by long positions and being flexible in operation.