In contract trading, "cash-out" typically refers to converting contract positions into cash or freely usable funds. Here are common methods in different scenarios:
1. Closing and Settlement
How it works: In contract trading, when investors believe they have reached their expected profit target or market risks are increasing, they can choose to close their position. This means buying or selling a contract in the opposite direction of their current position to offset it. For example, if you previously went long (bought) a contract, you would now sell the same quantity of contracts; if you previously went short (sold) a contract, you would now buy the same quantity of contracts. Fund Arrival: After closing, the system will calculate profit and loss based on the settlement price of the contract, and settle the corresponding funds into the investor’s account. These funds usually become available within a certain period after closing (such as T+1 or T+2, depending on the exchange rules), and can be withdrawn or used for further trading.
2. Delivery
How it works: For contracts with a delivery date (such as delivery contracts), on the delivery day, the system will automatically settle at the delivery price at that time. Investors can choose physical delivery (such as delivery of physical goods, securities, etc.) or cash delivery (directly
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In contract trading, "cash-out" typically refers to converting contract positions into cash or freely usable funds. Here are common methods in different scenarios:
1. Closing and Settlement
How it works: In contract trading, when investors believe they have reached their expected profit target or market risks are increasing, they can choose to close their position. This means buying or selling a contract in the opposite direction of their current position to offset it. For example, if you previously went long (bought) a contract, you would now sell the same quantity of contracts; if you previously went short (sold) a contract, you would now buy the same quantity of contracts.
Fund Arrival: After closing, the system will calculate profit and loss based on the settlement price of the contract, and settle the corresponding funds into the investor’s account. These funds usually become available within a certain period after closing (such as T+1 or T+2, depending on the exchange rules), and can be withdrawn or used for further trading.
2. Delivery
How it works: For contracts with a delivery date (such as delivery contracts), on the delivery day, the system will automatically settle at the delivery price at that time. Investors can choose physical delivery (such as delivery of physical goods, securities, etc.) or cash delivery (directly