1. two-way futures trading. One of the biggest differences between futures trading and stock market is that futures can be traded in both directions, and futures can be long or short. When the price rises, you can buy low and sell high, and when the price falls, you can sell high and make up low.
2. The futures transaction cost is low. Futures trading countries do not levy stamp duty and other taxes, and the only cost is the transaction fee.
3. Leverage of futures trading. You don't need to pay all the money to trade in the futures market. At present, domestic futures trading only needs to pay a deposit of 5% to obtain future trading rights. Due to the use of margin, the original market has been enlarged ten times.
4. Double the trading opportunities of "T+0". Futures is a "T+0" transaction, which maximizes the use of funds. After grasping the trend, you can trade at any time and close your position at any time.