The following content is for reference only and does not constitute any investment advice. All transactions are risky, especially high-leverage, high-risk strategies in highly volatile markets, which may result in the loss of all principal or even debt. If you are considering adopting the following strategies, please be sure to fully study and simulate them in advance, and consult a professional financial advisor based on your own risk tolerance. The following are some common high-risk, high-potential return trading methods: 1. Use leveraged trading • Leverage can magnify returns, but it can also magnify losses. Common methods include margin trading, margin trading, and contracts for difference (CFDs). • When the market is volatile, leveraged trading is particularly risky and may cause you to suffer huge losses in a short period of time. 2. Futures and options trading • Futures trading allows investors to speculate on future price changes, usually with high leverage effects. • Options trading provides options such as "call" or "put", and investors can participate in large fluctuations by buying relatively cheap options, but if the direction is wrong, the option cost will be lost. • Especially for some short-term options or using complex option combination strategies, although the profit potential is huge, the complexity and risk are also significantly increased. 3. Cryptocurrency market or other highly volatile assets • Some assets (such as cryptocurrencies and some small-cap stocks) are particularly volatile and offer many speculative opportunities, but market sentiment changes quickly and liquidity risks are high. • At the same time, there may be additional risks in these markets, such as regulation and technical security, so you need to be extra cautious before investing. 4. High-frequency trading or algorithmic trading • Using advanced technical means and high-speed computing to capture small market fluctuations may achieve higher returns in a short period of time. • This trading method requires a very high level of technical skills, financial strength and in-depth understanding of the market microstructure. Once the model fails or the market is abnormal, the loss may be very serious. 5. Short-selling strategy • When the market is expected to fall, short stocks, futures or other assets to try to profit from the decline. • However, the risk of short-selling is that there is no upper limit on losses in theory, because the loss faced when the underlying price rises may be greater than the initial investment. In actual operations, it is crucial to establish a strict risk management mechanism, such as: • Setting stop-loss and take-profit points to prevent excessive losses due to emotional operations and market changes. • Control the risk exposure of each transaction and do not expose all funds to high-risk transactions. • Conduct more market research and strategy backtesting to ensure that technical indicators, models and markets are well connected. Once again, the trading methods mentioned above are high-risk investments and are suitable for investors with high risk tolerance and rich experience. For investors seeking stable long-term returns, it is recommended to choose investment products and methods with lower risks and mature strategies. Please always be cautious and ensure that any trading decisions are made based on sufficient research and sober judgment.