Playing contracts truly traps people deeply and makes it hard to extricate themselves. You should know that even if you initially think you can fortunately avoid some risks, as the old saying goes, 'You can dodge the first day of the new year but not the fifteenth.'
Even if someone seems very skilled in contract trading, getting it right ninety-nine times in a row, if they get it wrong the hundredth time, the result is a sudden return to square one, where all previous profits instantly vanish, and everything has to start over again, as miserable as going back to before liberation.
Contracts have a terrifying magic; they infinitely amplify your inner gambling nature. At first, you might only have a small position with a trial mindset, but slowly, under the temptation of seemingly profitable opportunities, you unknowingly turn into a large position, and the risks soar sharply.
You initially thought you were entering at a low position, quite safely, but as you operate, you unknowingly began using high leverage, and the risk level is completely different. Moreover, you might have started with the intention to strictly follow the rules you set for yourself, but during the process of contract trading, you slowly lost yourself and threw those original plans out the window.
The ultimate fate of contracts often ends in liquidation, where all investments go to waste, leaving only self-blame in your heart, with tears of regret shed again and again in the restless nights!