Overseas stock, futures, and gold markets are very mature and have specialized third-party financial supervision. But there is one thing that the poster needs to understand. No matter how formal the overseas financial market is and how strict the supervision is, it is meaningless to us mainland investors. If they can set up a special agency (Bank of China) in the mainland like the Hong Kong stock market. And make corresponding connections with mainland laws and regulations. Then our mainland investors can still enjoy the benefits of formal platform investment. However, if there is no such institution to connect and transition the laws and regulations of the two places, then there will be no guarantee for us to invest overseas with funds. The laws and regulations in the two places are different. If a dispute arises, which region's laws should be used as the standard and basis? We are mainland residents and are not protected by border laws and regulations. Therefore, safety and regulation are relative to each other. . . It can only be fully effective when we are under the same legal system. . Even if there is no third-party supervision of domestic investment, when disputes arise, investors and companies are bound by the same legal system, so there are unified standards and scales to measure it. Solve problems.