Futures T+0, while stocks t+ 1. As long as you make money, futures can be sold then. No matter how the market goes, it can be operated. As for what to do if you don't make money, you can only stop loss. Futures cannot die. Futures are more volatile than stocks, so stop loss should be set. And the stock t+ 1, if you buy the stock at the daily limit, you can't sell it or cash it out immediately. You can only do it the next day. Sometimes, many stocks have a daily limit today and a daily limit tomorrow, and there is no room for profit at all. I've done it. When you buy the stock at the daily limit, it will fall directly at the end of the day and take a roller coaster ride. If it is futures, then the daily limit can cash in your own profits, and the stock can only stare blankly.
Futures are leveraged, but stocks are not. Futures can use small funds and leverage to buy more varieties and enlarge the profit margin, but stocks can't, so buy as many stocks as possible. After all, futures are leveraged, and the straight flush futures platform is ten times leveraged. The foreign exchange rate of some domestic gold speculation once reached 200 times. Fluctuation 1%, you can basically count it, so you know what it means. Risks and opportunities coexist. Under high positions or high leverage, people can easily lose their minds, and adrenaline will rise, which will basically be completely defeated.
Stocks are more or less logical. T+0, coupled with China's unique price limit, also helps children walk to some extent. In fact, many elderly people disapprove of this system, but now China's finance is open. Growth enterprise market takes the lead in opening the market for five days, with no limit on price increase or decrease. The basic opening price is carefully calculated by the organization. The latter 20cm increase, if not longer, is similar to infinite increase or decrease. My personal advice is to buy stocks. There are too many unstable factors in futures.