In leveraged contract trading, strategies that pursue high profits are usually accompanied by high risks. Here are some common high-risk strategies, but you need to be extremely cautious when using these strategies and take risk management into consideration: 1. **High leverage trading**: Using high leverage (such as 20 times or more) can magnify profits, but it will also magnify losses. A slight price fluctuation may lead to a liquidation. It is suitable for experienced traders and requires strict stop loss. 2. **Short-term or intraday trading**: Capture small market fluctuations by frequently buying and selling in a short period of time. It requires in-depth understanding of the market, quick response and decision-making ability. Fees and slippage also need to be taken into account. 3. **Counter-trend trading**: Go long when the market falls or go short when the market rises, hoping for a market reversal. This strategy is extremely risky and requires a keen judgment of market trends, while setting stop loss to avoid significant losses. 4. **News event trading**: Trade on market fluctuations when major news or economic data are released. The market may fluctuate violently at these moments, with large profit margins, but the direction of fluctuation is uncertain and the risk is high. 5. **Carry Trade**: Take advantage of price differences between different markets or contracts to arbitrage. This strategy usually requires a lot of capital and low-latency trading infrastructure. 6. **Full Position**: Use all funds for a high-risk, high-potential return position in an attempt to maximize profits in the short term. This strategy may result in the loss of all funds. Risk control is essential when implementing these strategies. Recommendations: - **Set Stop Loss**: Clarify the maximum acceptable loss, and automatic stop loss can prevent emotional operations. - **Fund Management**: Only use a small part of the funds for high-risk transactions to avoid affecting the overall account due to excessive losses in a single transaction. - **Continuous Learning and Evaluation**: Continuously learn market dynamics, technical analysis, improve judgment, and regularly evaluate the effectiveness of strategies. - **Diversification**: Do not invest all funds in one contract or strategy, and reduce systemic risk through diversification. Remember that high-return strategies are usually accompanied by high risks, and prudently assessing risk tolerance is the first step to sound investment.