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How much have you mastered the six skills and four misunderstandings of novice futures?
Six skills:

1, stop loss and take profit

The setting of take profit position and stop loss position is particularly important for retail investors. Many retail investors will set a stop loss position, but will not set a take profit position. The establishment of stop loss position is well known, and a fixed loss rate is set, which is strictly implemented when it reaches the position. However, ordinary retail investors will not take profits.

2, don't expect to buy the lowest price, and don't want to sell the highest price.

Some people always want to buy the lowest price and sell the highest price. I don't think that's possible. People who have this idea are not experts. Only the banker knows how much the stock price may rise or fall, and the banker can't completely control the trend, let alone you and me.

3. The collocation of quantity and energy.

Some people always talk about rising prices. After years of summary, we should pay special attention to the futures with unlimited innovation, and be careful about the stocks with abnormal innovation. More and more futures should be a good opportunity to rebound. Of course, it does not include futures that fall to the floor and futures that fall to the top. What keeps rising is a large safety factor, so we should be wary of futures that keep rising.

4. Make good use of association

According to the market reaction, Lenovo should be launched for short-term benefits. Mainstream leading stocks will be quickly pulled to the daily limit by hot money, and short-term experts often can't catch up. At this time, Lenovo can bring you unexpected surprises. Through Lenovo, which speculative futures are closely related to the mainstream leading stocks in the market? Lenovo is not only suitable for short, medium and long-term linkage, but also can choose to invest in the same sector.

5. learn to be short.

Some people are very good at using funds for short-term operations to chase up and down, and sometimes they can get high returns, but it is difficult for retail investors to look at the market every day and track hot spots every day. Therefore, in futures operation, we should not only buy futures in the upward trend, but also learn to short. When we feel that futures are difficult to operate and hot spots are difficult to grasp, most futures have plummeted, and speculative futures have not increased much, but when futures on the decline list have plummeted, we need to consider short positions.

6. The plunge is an opportunity

The plunge is divided into a market plunge and a stock plunge. A plunge often brings opportunities. The plunge is often caused by major negative or accidental events. The plunge at the relatively high point of the market should be treated with caution, but for the plunge after the big rise, we should choose to speculate in futures.

Analysis of Four Misunderstandings

The signatory of the contract is an individual, not a futures fund-raising company.

Customers often ask this question: Why did you sign the contract with me in my own name, not the company? To put it simply, in fact, the contract signed by capital allocation belongs to a kind of private lending. As a private lending behavior, it is legal and effective and protected by law. Lending between individuals has always existed and is not illegal. Please refer to the Legal Provisions on Private Lending for the legal provisions on private lending. Therefore, in the process of matching funds with customers, the contracts signed are all signed by individuals. The signatory of the contract is generally the person in charge or legal person of the futures fund-raising company.

The comprehensive management fee is paid when signing the contract, not at the end of the month.

At present, the agreements of some fund-raising companies also stipulate when the distribution fee will be paid, but many fund-raisers still think that the management fee will be paid at the end of the month, but this idea is wrong. Investors are reminded that regular fund-raising companies will have a set of systematic financial processes. When the funds are handed over to the fundraiser, the accounts need to be settled in a unified way. If the fundraiser lags behind, it will not be able to guarantee the normal capital flow and risk accounting of the risk control manager's account. Therefore, the friends who funded the fund remember that the comprehensive management fee was paid when signing the contract.

The temptation of high proportion leverage

When the capital allocation ratio of 1: 10 is common in this industry, more radical companies put forward this staggering high ratio of 1: 100. If the customer makes a profit, that's fine, but if the market environment is not good and the account is forced to stop by the wind controller, then the customer's funds may be wiped out. Any kind of investment is not a gambling tool. Similarly, capital allocation is not for you to operate with this mentality, so this gambler-style capital allocation is absolutely not desirable.

The contract fee is hidden.

There are two main ways to regulate the charges of futures fund-raising companies, one is the monthly management fee, and the other is the fee spread. However, at present, some fund-raising companies will charge other fees besides these two items, and they are all hidden in the contract. Therefore, when you make a capital allocation, you must carefully look at it one by one and clearly define the responsibilities and obligations of both parties. It is not too late to sign it again. Our charging method is based on the first method, that is, we only charge management fees (no free funds from customers), and there are no other hidden charges.