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The futures market is a financial market that trades according to the agreement reached and delivers on the scheduled date. The obvious difference between spot and futures is that the delivery date of futures is in the future, and the conditions of delivery and payment, such as price, quantity, method and place, are stipulated in the spot contract, and both commodities and securities can be traded in the futures market. Although the contract has been signed, the goods bought and sold by both parties may be in transit, may be in production, and may not even be put into production. The seller may or may not have goods or securities. [ 1]
In 20021year, the cumulative turnover in the national futures market was about 75140,000 lots, and the cumulative turnover was about 58 1.20 trillion yuan, up by 22. 13% and 32.84% respectively.
In the futures market, according to professional statistics, 70% of investors are losing money, 20% of investors are not losing money, and only 10% of investors are making money. The following is a brief summary of several reasons:
Futures can buy up or down, real-time T+0 trading, and the futures market has leverage. If investors make more orders, but futures fall, then there is a risk of short positions, and the loss of short positions is even greater;
The rise and fall is a question of probability. Many investors operate in the same direction as the market, but they start to sell after making a little money, but once they lose money, they will die. Futures are different from stocks. If you die, you will only lose more.
Because the futures market is a T+0 transaction, and the speculative atmosphere in China's market is heavy, it will be operated frequently, and the handling fee will be paid for frequent operations, which may lead to short-term profits, but it will always lose money within one year.