For the company, ensuring the company's profit is the primary purpose, and as for the customer's profit, that is the second. Long-term stable and profitable traders are all pandas, not thousands of dollars a month. It is difficult for traders who can recruit thousands of dollars in salary to guarantee long-term profit. Moreover, the profit rate of long-term stable profit is not high, 30% a year is not bad, and the absolute profit of small capital customers is very low. Therefore, it is not cost-effective for the company to make profits and commissions. Inviting traders is too expensive, with low profit margin and risks. In case you lose money, you have to pay the customer.

However, brushing the bill is different. The company's profit comes from commission. As long as the monthly trading volume completes the task, the company will have stable profits. As for the profitability of customer accounts, it is best to make profits to attract customers to stay here. If you can't make a profit, recruit a group of salesmen and then develop new customers. Because you don't share profits with customers, you don't need to bear the risk of account losses. "Single-type" traders, one after another, have a shiny surface. In fact, they have done, lost, and exploded their positions more or less by themselves. Just to make a living, the salary requirement is not high.

This company is profitable. You said that if you start a company, under such circumstances, hehe, which profit model would you choose?