I. Future
1. Generally refers to a futures contract, which is a standardized contract made by a futures exchange and agreed to deliver a certain amount of subject matter at a specific time and place in the future. This subject matter, also known as the underlying asset, can be a commodity, such as copper or crude oil, or a financial instrument.
2. The buyer of a futures contract is obliged to purchase the subject matter corresponding to the futures contract, if the contract is held until the expiration date; If the seller of a futures contract holds the contract until it expires, he is obliged to sell the subject matter corresponding to the futures contract (some futures contracts do not make physical delivery but settle the price difference when they expire). For example, the expiration of stock index futures is the final settlement of the futures contract in the opponent according to a certain average of the spot index. Of course, traders of futures contracts can also choose to reverse the transaction before the contract expires to offset this obligation.
Second, the national debt
2005 was a year of innovation in the national debt market, which not only increased the variety of national debt, but also gave investors more choices. New attempts and reforms have also been made in the way of issuing treasury bonds, which has further improved the marketization level of issuing treasury bonds and minimized the interference of non-marketization factors. In addition, the secondary market of national debt will also become the development focus in 20 14 years. It can be seen that this series of innovative actions of national debt will certainly bring more investment choices and greater profit space for investors.
Matters needing attention in purchasing wealth management products are as follows:
No matter what kind of wealth management products you buy, you should recognize the risks, pay attention to the safety of the principal, and make clear the types of risks of wealth management products and their own types of risk acceptance, so as to choose the appropriate wealth management products. Read the instructions for the use of wealth management products. There are generally two kinds of products sold by banks: those issued by banks or those represented by banks. General banks issue wealth management products, and the signed agreement will be stamped with the official seal of the bank; If it is a bank agent wealth management product. Will be stamped with the official seal of the trust company or securities company. The other is that investors can obtain funds or security certificates provided by banks after purchasing products. Take glue as an example, there is evidence that. If you don't get the above guarantee and there is no agreement or evidence, investors should be careful.