There are generally two types. One is training after you go there. First, you will do a simulated market. If you can make a profit, then you can do a real market. After the real market is profitable, the company will give you money. You only need to complete the profit target. That’s it. One is the so-called scam company, which is not actually a scam. It just uses your own money or attracts customers to find funds to operate. It's best not to do the second option, because trading with your own money will change your psychology a lot, and you will almost always lose money. Electronic spot electronic trading of commodities is still a semi-gray area in China. There are dozens of large and small exchanges across the country, some of which are very small, and it is almost a matter of customer bets. It is better to be a futures trader, as the futures market is relatively formal.

I worked as a domestic commodity futures trader for several months, but ultimately failed to make stable profits. If you can make a stable profit, this industry is very promising. A monthly income of more than 10,000 yuan is easy and enjoyable. Watching the veterans of the company make money is as easy as drinking water. In this industry, it takes half a year for some to make profits quickly, one or two years for some to be slow, and some will never be able to make a profit. You need to have enough dry food to get through this period. If you feel you don’t have the talent in this area, it’s better to find a job early.

Personally, I think traders are a bit like athletes. No one knows whether they will make a difference before they can make a profit. Talent and training are essential, but there can only be one Liu Xiang, Robles. There are not many of them, and most of them will retire and find a job with a salary of 2,000 from 9 to 5 in May.