Short-term futures refer to the short-term trading behavior of investors in the futures market. This kind of trading behavior generally involves a period of ups and downs. Short-term traders usually do not pay attention to the overall market trend, but operate with technical analysis and fundamental analysis. They will wait for the right opportunity in the market, accurately grasp the market trend, conduct fast transactions and quickly obtain trading benefits.

Short-term futures are risky and need to have sufficient market experience and technical analysis ability. Short-term traders should pay close attention to market changes, predict price changes, and master various trading indicators and risk avoidance methods. Of course, short-term futures trading needs sufficient financial strength and risk awareness to avoid unnecessary losses caused by blind trading.

In short, short-term futures, like short-term stocks, have higher risks. Traders should choose appropriate trading methods according to their risk tolerance and market experience. Of course, short-term futures trading requires sufficient internal and external information support. Keep abreast of various policies and market hotspots in order to make more accurate investment plans and risk control measures.