1. Leveraged trading of spot crude oil investment means that under the same reasonable position conditions, large leverage can increase the capital utilization rate, because the larger the leverage, the smaller the amount of margin used for each order, and the more available margin can be resisted. The greater the risk.

2. However, because high leverage can make more orders than low leverage, and the amount of orders will reduce the amount of risk-resistant funds in the account, the risk will increase. Therefore, the size of the risk is no longer leverage, but the investor's control over the position, which is capital management.

3. Since spot crude oil is a margin transaction, the minimum margin for the spot crude oil standard contract is 5%, which means that if you use 5% of the funds to make 100% of the transaction, the funds will be magnified 20 times. . The general leverage is 33 times.