1. Futures has a lot to learn. It's best to open a mock account first, and do it first. If you are familiar with the market, you will study further, otherwise you will feel blind. .

2. Futures are similar to stocks, but futures are bought and sold in contracts, which are forward delivery, that is, real funds or commodities are needed for settlement when the contracts expire.

3. Generally, you only need 1% of the contract amount to buy and sell the contract before the settlement period.

Another advantage of futures is that it can be bought first and then sold. When you are bearish on the future price trend of a certain commodity, you can buy the contract at a high price (although you don't have this kind of commodity in your hand, it is allowed in the futures), and then buy it back at a low price after the price drops, so as to make a profit by selling at a high price and buying at a low price. This is called' hedging' in futures, and the rest are consistent with stocks.

The best and most basic book: Technical Analysis of Futures Market, by john murphy, translated by Ding Shengyuan and published by seismological press. This book is called "the Bible of Futures Trading"