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Abstract:Futures investment is not suitable for all, despite the various investment tools. But many people never think over this issue but instead trading blindly. Here are some tips for them.
WikiFX Strategies (8 Mar.) - Futures investment is not suitable for all, despite the various investment tools. But many people never think over this issue but instead trading blindly. Here are some tips for them.
1. You must be equipped with comprehensive knowledge before trading in futures. You will soon learn lessons from the market if you just trade on luck. Market speculation requires traders to be self-managed and to obtain in-depth knowledge of futures, such as futures contracts, trading rules, etc.
2. Some people are so determined to make money that they overestimate their own abilities. Entering the market blindly will cost you heavily. What you need to do is admit your mistakes bravely and stop your losses as soon as possible.
3. It is very dangerous to regard futures trading as an easy thing or try to get something for nothing. The resulting underestimated risks will lead to frequent transactions.
4. Some people just know how to make money by going long but are ignorant of, or unused to, short selling. It means they give up the opportunity to earn profits in the bear market. However, pigheadedness brings nothing in the uncertain market.
5. To go long in a bullish market or sell into corrections are both satisfactory. Such practices are extremely risky under improper capital management, especially the operation against the trend, because the market often oscillates dramatically.
6. There is a lot of gossip in the futures market. While some of them may prove to be true, their impact is limited. Don't risk general trends for the sake of a small profit.
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