Futures Investment Experiment Tutorial ()

Author: Tang Hongbo
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: As an effective supplement to conventional futures investment textbooks, Futures Investment Experiment Teaching is specifically designed to meet the needs of the experimental component of the Futures Investment course. The book does not repeat the theoretical knowledge mentioned in other futures investment textbooks but focuses on practical issues in futures trading. It strives to connect theory with practice, offering fresh content, a well-structured format, and clear explanations. The book is divided into five chapters and includes an appendix. Chapter 1 covers the theoretical foundation of futures, emphasizing the key theoretical relationships in futures hedging, highlighting the importance of futures settlement in trading management, and offering new insights into China's one-account-one-code system and the functional positioning of the futures market. Chapter 2 provides a detailed interpretation of various futures contracts, analyzing the key points to watch in contract terms and potential areas of disagreement. Chapter 3 focuses on fundamental analysis in futures commodity pricing, demonstrating how to conduct fundamental analysis through a high-quality fundamental analysis report. Chapter 4 examines several typical cases from the futures market, analyzing their lessons and insights, aiming to help readers "learn from mistakes and grow wiser." Chapter 5 introduces the basic operations of a futures experiment software—ShiHua Financial Information System. Later, the appendix introduces futures hand gestures, a significant part of American futures culture. This textbook is suitable for teaching use in universities and colleges of finance and economics and can also serve as a reference for training materials for employees of futures companies.