How long can I hold a stock index after ***? Many people are asking this question, in fact, holding a stock index** is also a knowledge point, how to hold it? How long to hold? Today let's talk about the knowledge of stock indexes! Stock index** The above material ** is in: Caishun options
Question 1: How long can I hold a stock index? Generally speaking, the holding period of stock index** is not more than nine months, and the holding period of stock index** contracts is limited due to the delivery mechanism, usually the maximum period is the time when the bi-quarterly contract is traded, and the holding period of stock index** can be as short as one or two months, as long as several months or even one or two years, depending on the expiration date of the contract.
For example, some contracts may cover the term of the next 1 to 12 months, or the term of a specific quarter month in the next year and thereafter, which will be specified in the contract terms.
Question 2: How to hold the stock index** contract?
1. Invest in the main contract: **The main contract in the market will continue to change, and investors can choose to hold a certain scale of the main contract for a long time to achieve the purpose of long-term holding, but when the contract expires, investors need to close the position in time and choose the next main contract to continue to hold a long-term position, so remember the expiration time of the contract, don't forget.
2. Adopt swing trading strategy: Regarding the swing trading strategy, the swing trading strategy refers to finding suitable entry and exit points in the case of large market volatility, so as to achieve profitability.
Question 3: What are the holding skills of stock index ** contracts?
1. Take profit and stop loss: Setting a reasonable take profit and stop loss can effectively control the transaction risk.
2. Control: Reasonably control the scale and avoid excessive leverage operations.
3. Analyze market news: pay attention to market news such as macroeconomic data, company financial reports, policy changes, etc., and adjust trading strategies in a timely manner.
Note: As an investor, you should understand the basic knowledge and trading skills of the market, and accumulate experience through simulated or real operations, and learn lessons from experience.
Finally, the above views are for reference only, not as a basis for trading, and profits and losses are at your own risk. The market is risky, and investors need to be cautious.