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What does double futures mean?
Double opening of futures refers to buying and selling two identical positions of the same contract at the same time. This means that a trader can hold multiple positions at the same time, one position is a buy contract and the other is a sell contract. The double opening of futures is usually completed in a relatively short time, so that traders can minimize market risks.

Through the double opening of futures, traders can win bets in the environment of price fluctuation. When there is price fluctuation, traders can close one position and keep another. This strategy can bring greater flexibility and control, and it can also be successful in the case of very large market fluctuations. In addition, the double opening of futures can also effectively balance costs and benefits, which is particularly important for traders.

Before applying futures double opening, traders must fully understand the market and have a clear trading strategy. In addition, we need to pay attention to market fluctuation and price difference level. Under normal circumstances, traders will apply the double opening of futures when the market is uncertain and both long and short positions have appeared. Of course, because it is a speculative strategy in essence, traders also need to pay attention to risk control, including correct knowledge of fund management and technical analysis.