Financial trading, especially spot trading of futures, is relatively unfair for most people.
Why do I say this?
Because before the financial markets open, ordinary people cannot buy or sell these financial products through any channel.
For example... Saturday and Sunday.
This gives rise to a question: If Saturday and Sunday are not trading days and the exchange is closed, does this mean that all global trading has come to a halt?
This is obviously impossible, and such thinking is very incorrect.
These trades not only do not stop but tend to become more frequent due to certain factors.
For example, right now!
A large number of mine owners are starting to offload quickly. They've realized that things have become very tricky, so they're no longer concerned about whether it's twenty dollars or not, and are starting to sell crazily.
The existence of the Northern Silver Mine and Federation Government intervention has become a spear that can pierce any defenses.
