Work in a futures company

1, the classmate you mentioned is actually a customer of a futures company (if it is a real futures company), that is, making money and trading by himself. Of course, he is responsible for his own profits and losses

But he may appear as a futures broker, so he is nominally an employee of a futures company, but he is not, because employees of futures companies are not allowed to do futures trading. But the futures company gives him the name of a broker, which can facilitate him to develop customers. In this way, he can get a commission from the customer's handling fee when developing customers, and make his own bills without customers. This is what he calls "going to work". In fact, he doesn't get paid, or he gets a commission from the handling fee when the customer makes the order. If there are no customers, only the handling fee you sent will be refunded!

Ask him carefully to see if this is the case.

2. You don't need a futures qualification certificate to be a broker, only the regular employees of the futures company need it (non-key departments don't need it, such as logistics ...). But having a qualification certificate is convenient for you to engage in the futures industry, especially if you want to do it, the certificate is essential.

As for exams and textbooks, two books are enough, one is the basis of futures, and the other is the laws and regulations related to futures. ...

3. There is a futures company in Shijiazhuang: Hebei Hengyin Futures Company, which is located in Xinhua Road, north of the road. It was restructured from the original Qinhuangdao coal wholesale market, later changed to Qinhuangdao Hengyin Futures, and later moved to Shijiazhuang City.