First of all, there are obvious differences in trading characteristics between futures bean one and bean two. Futures bean 1 belongs to traditional futures, mainly composed of corporate customers, with high trading volume, large investor group, complex trading rules, flexible trading time, real-time trading and real-time execution of orders. Futures Bean 2 refers to a new variety of futures mainly for individual customers. The trading volume is small, the number of investors is small, the trading rules are relatively simple and the trading time is relatively simple. Trading can only be done at a fixed time every day, and orders can only be executed within a specified time.
Secondly, there are obvious differences in the implementation rules between futures bean one and bean two. Futures bean 1 refers to traditional futures, and its implementation rules mainly refer to the trading rules of the exchange, including trading time, trading volume, trading amount and trading volume. Futures Bean 2 refers to new futures, and its implementation rules refer to investors' investment behavior, including investors' investment strategy, investment opportunity and investment amount.
There are also obvious differences in risk control between futures bean one and bean two. Futures bean 1 refers to traditional futures, and its risk control mainly depends on the regulatory body of the exchange. By setting reasonable trading rules and investors' deposits, investors' investment behavior can be effectively supervised to prevent investors from losing money. Futures Bean 2 is a new variety of futures, and its risk control mainly depends on investors' own risk awareness. Investors need to master the changes in the futures market, formulate investment strategies according to market changes, and reduce investment risks.
To sum up, there are obvious differences in transaction characteristics, implementation rules and risk control. Before investing, investors should fully understand the characteristics of these two futures products, and choose the appropriate futures products according to their investment objectives and risk tolerance, so as to obtain better investment results.