Why can futures succeed in the short term? Because there will always be some inertia changes in the market, that is, if it goes up for a while, it will fall, and if it goes down for a while, it will go up. Short-term grasp is such an opportunity.

However, like a long-term project, these changes are not 100% possible, and they will not be accurately grasped every time. Therefore, when the change does not appear, it is also necessary to consider stopping as soon as possible.

Short-term access is relatively frequent, although more opportunities can be seized, but it also generates more handling fees and increases more transaction costs.

From this point of view, it seems that short-term profit is not so easy, even because it is more difficult to grasp market changes, it may be more difficult to make profits than long-term.