Overseas crude oil has continued to fall recently, and even turned negative. So for us investors, how should we invest? How can we invest so that our profits can increase? For this, please read below. How to invest in overseas crude oil? Investment in overseas crude oil is actually very difficult. Investors must grasp three points when doing this operation: First, investment in overseas crude oil is overseas after all, so once we have losses or other problems, we must protect our rights or make other decisions. The exercise will be more difficult. The second is to choose a regular futures company and a regular platform. The third is to have some common sense and basic knowledge of crude oil futures operations, otherwise we may suffer heavy losses due to market changes. Investment in overseas crude oil is almost all-weather, so not only do investors need to pay attention at all times when operating, but if investors are not professional enough, not only will the operation be inconvenient, but it will also be difficult to seize opportunities. In addition, you will also face exchange rate risks. Of course, due to its contractual nature, overseas crude oil also has problems with position transfer at maturity and month-to-month transfer, so this is something that investors should pay attention to during operations. Of course, the investment risk in overseas crude oil is nearly hundreds of times that of A-share investment, so investors should still proceed with caution.