Let me share a simple operational idea for those new to contracts, to implement a leverage operation in contracts.

Here's a basic framework summarized for everyone: ① First, buy in 20% ② If the purchase is wrong and incurs a 10% loss, immediately stop-loss, with the amount lost being 2% of the total position. ③ If the purchase is correct and profits by 10%, immediately increase the position by 20%, if it rises another 10%, increase the position by another 20%, and finally increase by 40% in one go to maximize the gains, then as long as there is no 10% loss, hold the position. If there is a 10% drop, immediately liquidate the entire position. The general idea is to minimize risks, similar to the king of speculation, Livermore. Of course, this is just a rough framework; implementing it will definitely encounter many uncertainties because the market is variable. I often execute this method during trading, and overall, the results have been quite good so far, but it's not a hundred percent guaranteed; it just reduces risks and increases profitability. When trading contracts, one must have a method; otherwise, one can only become a victim.

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