In addition to companies that are agents of foreign exchange speculation, what other units in China need foreign exchange traders? Are there any relevant industry certifications and certificates?

At present, most of the so-called gold and foreign exchange companies in China are mainly agents of traders in mainland China. Their main work is studio marketing and trading. As for training, it is actually also a part of marketing. Let me introduce it briefly.

Generally speaking, there are two companies that recruit gold and foreign exchange traders (including so-called traders, investment consultants, senior account managers, etc., in essence, they just have different names and do the same things) Type:

The first type is to conduct market work under the guise of recruiting foreign exchange traders. The so-called foreign exchange traders recruited are actually their customers. Generally speaking, applicants will be told, If you want to become a trader, you must have an account yourself, and your account will be profitable to a certain extent before the company will allocate funds. The essence is to recruit you as a customer. This situation usually occurs with newly graduated college students and those who have not been working in society for a long time. Young people and laypeople who are curious and envious of the foreign exchange industry. Some of these companies are also black traders who make profits by betting against their customers. It is recommended to be cautious! (This situation accounts for more than 90%)

Second, the company does carry out trading activities (mostly financial management on behalf of customers or company shareholder funds), but such companies generally recruit traders. There are certain requirements for the comprehensive quality of individuals, and you cannot recruit people casually. Moreover, the possibility of initial allocation of funds is very small. You may also need to open a real account yourself to study first, and then make decisions based on performance. All in all, there are very few models in China that can completely train a trader as you imagine.

If you are not engaged in technical work, then as far as market work is concerned, the front-line market work in the financial industry is the same, making phone calls, finding customers, etc., and working with stock brokers and futures intermediaries. Wait, it's exactly the same, except you are selling foreign exchange.

What investment companies like most is to use various inducements to deceive college students who have just entered the society, or those fantasy people who know little about the financial industry but have great interest and expectations. I hope you can think carefully, choose carefully, and be responsible for yourself.

As for recruiting traders, it is a process of deception in itself. If you are required to pay a deposit, the deception is even more exposed.

Currently, the country does not have similar industry qualification certifications for foreign exchange analysts, foreign exchange traders, etc. In other words, the so-called training examinations on the market are essentially fictitious.

An industry insider tells you this, I hope it can help you!