Whether the trader needs to compensate for the loss depends on the specific situation. If a trader uses the company's funds to trade and loses money during his work in the company, he usually does not need personal compensation. However, the company may assess and punish traders according to the performance reward and punishment regulations, which is also unfavorable to traders themselves.

Generally speaking, gains and losses in transactions are common. Good traders are usually able to consciously stop losses in time and lose less. This is not only a technical problem, but also a manifestation of self-discipline.

In addition, the loss of traders may also be affected by the company's performance reward and punishment regulations. Whether compensation is needed may depend on the contract between the trader and the company.

What do traders do?

Traders are professionals in financial markets. Their main responsibility is to buy and sell stocks, bonds, futures, foreign exchange and other financial products in financial institutions such as exchanges and banks in order to seek benefits. Traders need to analyze and forecast the market and formulate investment strategies according to market conditions, political and economic changes and other factors. At the same time, they need to keep a high degree of vigilance, pay close attention to market dynamics and adjust trading strategies in time to control risks.