What are the qualifications of futures traders?

There is no so-called futures trader qualification certificate, only futures practitioners qualification certificate. In fact, futures, like securities, prohibit employees from managing money on behalf of customers. A trader is a person who operates stocks or futures for others. For example, the person in charge of buying and selling stocks in a securities company. Traders mainly serve large investors (investment institutions). They are often traders, who have a good grasp of the disk, can grasp the timing of opening positions and closing positions according to customer requirements, master the skills of opening positions and throwing chips skillfully, and control the development of the disk to a certain extent by taking advantage of capital. They can find every subtle change on the disk, thus reducing the occurrence of risks.

Traders are not speculators, they don't speculate, because the main funds don't need to speculate, they are doing trends, and their purpose is to control the disk rather than accumulate profits by tiny spreads.