I think some of your basic concepts are problematic: first, the greater the leverage, the higher the profit and the higher the loss under the same market fluctuation. Suppose you have $500. If you use 100 to enlarge 100 times, you can pry out 1000, and the market will appear 65438. You will make or lose $65,438+000, but if you use 200 times leverage, $65,438+000 can leverage $20,000, and 65,438+0% market fluctuation will generate a profit or loss of $200. If the market is extremely volatile that day and there is a 2.5% shock, which lever do you think is more likely to break out?

The greater the leverage, the greater the risk and the greater the income.