IV. The difference between spot investment and stock investment

1. Pulp investment is a two-way transaction. You can choose to go long or short according to the price trend. You can make money whether the price rises or falls; Stocks are one-way transactions, and the only way to make profits is through price increases or dividends.

2. Pulp investment is a margin transaction, and you can make full use of financial leverage to realize a small gain. For example, a capital of 10,000 can operate a transaction of 50,000; stocks can only achieve a 1:1 transaction, and a capital of 10,000 Only 10,000 shares can be purchased.

3. Pulp investment is a T+0 transaction. You can buy, sell and close positions at any time, and make profits and stop losses in a timely manner. Stocks are a T+1 transaction. If you buy it today, you can sell it the next day. If you go out, you often miss the opportunity to make profits.

4. Pulp investment and trading are more focused, and only require special research on the trends of a few varieties, which saves time and energy; stock investment and trading requires choosing from many stocks, from industry sectors to individual stocks. , often stepping into the trap in the eyes of the drunken and charming flowers.

5. In terms of trading hours, the trading hours of existing products are: 9:30-11:30 in the morning, 13:30-15:30 in the afternoon;

5. Spot investment and The difference between futures

1. From the perspective of trading margin: Pulp investment only requires a 20% fixed margin, while futures generally require a 10% margin ratio. The margin ratio changes as the delivery period approaches. The margin ratio of different varieties will gradually increase from 10% to 15%, 25% or 35%, which may easily cause difficulties in fund scheduling.

2. From the perspective of pricing mechanism, most futures in China do not have a say in pricing. They just passively follow international prices, thus losing their advantage in market trends and price judgments. The Pu'er tea project is a product launched in China, which can better judge market changes, making it easier to make profits.

6. The difference between spot investment and fund trading

1. Pulp investment can actively seize opportunities to make profits, while funds can only passively wait for profits or losses, 74.5 in 2008 % of funds suffered losses, with losses reaching an astonishing 1.5 trillion yuan.

2. Pulp investment is a margin transaction, and you can make full use of financial leverage to realize a small gain. For example, a capital of 10,000 can operate a transaction of 50,000; a fund can only achieve a 1:1 transaction, and a capital of 10,000 Only funds worth 10,000 can be purchased.

3. Pulp investment is a two-way transaction, you can choose to go long or short according to the price trend, and you can make money both when the price rises and falls; while the fund is a one-way transaction, and you can only make profits when the price rises.