I worked as the department head of this commodity electronic trading company for 1 year (if I brag, I will die a natural death). Of course, I used to do spot trading, but now I quit. I may know more about it than ordinary people. First of all, this kind of company is not illegal. As for staying or not, personally, it depends on what you think.

Several options are as follows

1, if you want to learn a venture capital technology, and your economic strength is good, and you really don't need money, then you can consider staying for a few months, get to know this commodity venture capital market, and then play in more futures markets, and the opportunities will be broader.

2, if you want to make money, oh, leave quickly! Few people can make money in the spot market. In my department, and of course in other departments of the company, most ordinary traders (to put it bluntly, customers of the company) have lived less than half a year and all left at a loss. Why? Because the market is small and the handling fee is expensive, the company will encourage you to make more orders, because every time you operate, they will charge a handling fee, which is the way for the company to make a living. Anyone who has played venture capital knows that if he is not a master with more than 10 trading experience, he will survive, and making more orders means dying faster.

There are still a few points to say.

1, this company said that if you put in 3000, you will give out 20000. This company is quite generous. Our company pays 1W by itself. In fact, no matter how much money you pay, you are essentially speculating with your own money.

2, you said that no woman has succeeded in doing this, haha, and no man in our company has succeeded in doing this. What is success? If making money is called success, then we really haven't seen any traders making money, really, none.

I used to work in my department. Do you know their monthly income? It's really not disgusting to say it. Some people don't do well, only 200 a month, 500 or 600 more, and almost no one gets 1000. Besides, this is not an account loss.

Spot traders are not traders, haha, that's just a nice name given by a company to attract you to invest as their customers. ...

Later, I resigned, and I really couldn't bear to do it any more. Although my income as a department head there is not low (monthly income is 5000+), I really can't stand the bleak and terrible income and embarrassing life of my brothers and sisters.