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Questions for a practical trading on crypto Futures
It is good that you are trying to understand the basics of trading.
However, in the last several days, you have opened three brief threads that ask extremely basic questions in a form that is almost impossible to even understand, much less respond to. Each new thread is also very similar to the others. Your post in this thread is like that.
I don't want to discourage you, but I will ask you to not keep opening new threads for these questions. Having several threads on the same or nearly the same topic just makes the forum harder for others to use.
We encourage questions of any type, but please understand that they will not always be answered, if it looks like you simply should have done more homework first. There are many free resources on the internet where a new trader can read a systematic, organized account of the basics of trading. One that you may want to try is Investopedia, https://www.investopedia.com/ . There are other sources you can find if you look for them, and they will help you understand the basics.
I am closing the first two of your three threads, because they are totally repetitive. As it is the latest one you created, this will be left open, and you may, of course, ask any questions you wish here. I hope that someone will provide the answers you need to better understand the topics.
And please, do more reading on your own so you can get a better grasp of the the most basic parts of the subject.
Thanks.
Bob.
When one door closes, another opens.
-- Cervantes, Don Quixote