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What does futures backhand mean?
Futures backhand is to close your current position at your opponent's price and open a reverse warehouse receipt with the same amount. For example, there are now two orders for corn, that is, two orders for buying open corn, and the market is in a downward trend. Your backhand operation means to level the two-handed corn list and then sell the two-handed corn list. As a result, the position direction changed from multiple orders to empty orders.

Futures is a standardized contract to deliver a certain number of objects at a specific time and place when trading. This subject matter can be a commodity (such as gold, crude oil and agricultural products), a financial instrument (such as foreign exchange and bonds) and a financial indicator. Futures trading is an inevitable product of the development of market economy to a certain stage.

The places where futures can be traded in China are Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange, Shanghai Futures Exchange, China Financial Exchange and Dalian Commodity Exchange. There are different kinds of futures traded in different trading markets, and the use of margin system in futures trading will face great risks when buying and selling.

It is best for users to have relevant knowledge when investing in futures, and then they will face greater risks in the trading process, such as forced liquidation risk, delivery risk, brokerage risk, liquidity risk, market risk and so on. Finally, you must make good use of your spare money when investing in futures.