Futures position difference refers to the difference between the position of the current day and the closing price of the previous day. A positive position difference indicates an increase in positions on the day, and a negative position indicates a decrease in positions. For example, if the position on that day is 50,000 lots and the position on the previous day is 30,000 lots, then the position difference on that day is 20,000 lots.

What do you need for a futures account?

There are no special conditions for futures accounts. Only residents who need to open an account must be 18 years old and above, and those over 60 years old need to open an account at the counter, and there is no handling fee for opening an account.