If the market is good, it is ok to double the futures returns in a few months. However, if the market is bad, there is probably no income, and you may lose money. If it is serious, you may even lose everything. After all, the risk of futures is considerable.

Different from other investment products, buying and selling futures products requires certain professional knowledge and understanding of market trends. Moreover, compared with stocks, futures have a longer opening time, and futures have a night market, which takes a long time to watch, so ordinary investors or retail investors are not recommended to buy and sell futures.

Precautions for futures

Some investors are always afraid that a stop loss is the highest or lowest point and hold the idea of keeping another one, but the changes in the futures market may change rapidly. If it is an extreme market, it may be doomed not to stop loss, but stop loss can at least give them a chance to continue trading. In short, it is part of the stop-loss concept to make futures.

Futures trading is a "two-way street", which can be long or short. Limited by the traditional thinking of stock and real estate investment, ordinary traders tend to accept buying before selling when they first come into contact with futures trading, but it is difficult to understand selling before buying. Therefore, they are more interested in doing more and are always a little uneasy about shorting, thus missing many opportunities to make money.