Novices are advised not to blindly contact the foreign exchange market. It's just a suggestion. If you want to try the foreign exchange market, you should first use spare money, and secondly, it's best to use spare money in spare money.

For example, if you have spare money of 200,000 RMB in hand and have no other necessary planned expenditure in the future, if you are really interested in this market, you can choose a reliable platform (it is suggested to find a platform provider with a high score on Forex 1 10 or Forex Eye, which is supervised by British FCA or Australian ASIC).

Then take out 1 10,000 or 20,000 of the 200,000 spare money and try it first. Usually, large-scale formal platform vendors have their own analysts, live foreign exchange or make single suggestions. More or less, you will learn something very useful and be interested in paying more attention to international economy and politics.

Therefore, the first thing for beginners to contact this market is to invest with spare money. After all, it is a high-risk market, with margin spread trading and leverage ratio, T+0, trading for 24 hours. The mechanism of resisting losses is different from buying stocks or funds, and of course the income will be different.