Function
The original function of derivatives is to hedge futures contract risks. However, since they operate full contract equivalents on a margin basis, they naturally have a leverage effect. Trading them separately as trading commodities is also a very active market phenomenon. They also help determine the future price of underlying assets.
  • Hedge Futures Contract Risks
  • Trade Separately for Profit
  • Determine Future Asset Prices
  • Natural Leverage
About Risks
Although derivatives are perfect hedging tools for futures contract risks, risks still exist when trading them separately. Risks are related to the margin ratio. Investors should not blindly pursue high-leverage margin trading to avoid high-risk profit-seeking behavior.
1 : 300 (Margin / Full Contract)
20% Loss Lock
Technical Stop Loss Order
Technical Take Profit Order
Stable InvestmentAlways Value Risk Management

Product Categories

6 Types of Common Derivative Futures Contracts
Global Index Futures
Metal Futures
Forex Futures
Energy Futures
Agricultural Futures
Interest Rate Futures

Global Index Futures

Metal Futures

Forex Futures

Energy Futures

Agricultural Futures

Interest Rate Futures