Please note: The following does not constitute any investment advice, nor should it be considered a recommendation for you to adopt a specific trading strategy. Futures trading is highly risky, and high leverage strategies can result in significant losses. Before considering any high-risk strategy, make sure you fully understand the market, risk management, and consult a professional financial advisor. The following is a strategy that theoretically belongs to the category of high risk and high return, for learning and research purposes only: -------------------------------------------------------------------- Strategy name: Extreme breakthrough high leverage trading strategy Strategy ideas: 1. Market selection: Focus on futures products with good liquidity and high volatility (such as crude oil, stock indexes, precious metals, etc.), because these products are prone to breakthroughs when the market fluctuates. 2. Technical indicator settings: a. Determine key support and resistance ranges. Historical highs and lows, moving average systems (such as the intersection of short-term moving averages and long-term moving averages), and other technical indicators (such as Bollinger Bands, RSI, etc.) can be used to assess the volatility range of the market in the short term. b. Set breakthrough confirmation: For example, when the price breaks through the previous important resistance level and the trading volume increases, the breakthrough signal is confirmed. 3. Trading signals and position management: a. Opening time: When the price breaks through resistance (or falls below support) and confirms an effective trend, consider establishing a long (or short) position, but at the same time, due to the use of high leverage, the size of the position needs to be carefully controlled. b. High leverage application: Use margin trading to magnify positions. High leverage can magnify profits when prices fluctuate rapidly in a favorable direction, but it will also increase the risk of loss when there is a reverse trend. c. Stop loss and risk control: To prevent losses from expanding rapidly, set a strict stop loss. Usually, you can use a trailing stop loss or a fixed ratio stop loss (such as a risk exposure of 5% or less) to ensure that the loss of each transaction is controlled within the account's tolerance range. 4. Position adjustment and liquidation: a. As the trend develops, gradually move the stop loss to lock in profits. b. If a strong reversal signal appears, close the position in time to avoid large losses. Risk warning: • Although high leverage operations can bring higher returns when prices follow the trend, they may also lead to liquidation or serious losses when the market fluctuates greatly. • Technical indicators and chart patterns do not always accurately predict market trends. False breakouts or volatile market conditions may cause trading to fall into a series of losses. • It is recommended to fully test the strategy on a simulated trading platform and familiarize yourself with the operation and risk control of each link. Summary: The extreme breakout high leverage trading strategy is an offensive trading strategy and is only suitable for investors with strong risk tolerance and high trading experience. Remember that no strategy is 100% effective. Strict risk management and continuous learning are the key to avoiding huge losses in futures trading. Once again, this is just an overview of a strategy idea. It needs to be continuously optimized and verified in real trading. In actual operation, it is recommended to use only idle funds, pay close attention to market dynamics, and be ready to adjust strategies to cope with changes at any time. Professional consultation and continuous risk education are essential.