Risk management is definitely necessary. This is a question of trust between investors and companies.

However, the current risk management is almost theoretical. It is impractical in practical application. Even more incomprehensible.

Can be observed from many aspects. The following points can be used for your reference.

1. Does the company have a training and assessment system, or help to participate in national certification or examination? There are certain standards for proving qualifications.

2. Whether the investor has signed a tripartite confirmation contract.

3. Whether the supervision system is perfect. In other words, whether the leaders can supervise step by step.

4. The suggested profit point and stop loss point shall be notified to all responsible persons by any communication means.

5. Are there any technical training courses?