1. To invest in overseas assets, you must bear all the investment risks of domestic assets, and at the same time bear the exchange rate risks. As the US dollar is the main international currency, the long-term trend is relatively predictable, and investors generally have a good grasp of the exchange rate judgment. However, if you invest in other overseas assets such as Japanese yen, euro and Australian dollar, it will be more difficult to judge exchange rate fluctuations, and investors should carefully judge their own abilities. Two, investment in overseas funds should also consider the investment objectives and strategies of the fund products themselves. QDII funds, in particular, generally adopt an indexed investment strategy. Without the active management help of managers, investors need to have good timing ability in order to effectively profit from the target market. Third, invest in formal companies, avoid stepping into the gray area to invest, and let personal funds be wasted.

Legal objectivity:

Detailed rules for the implementation of the measures for the administration of personal foreign exchange Article 16 Foreign direct investment by domestic individuals shall be handled in accordance with the relevant provisions of the state. With the approval of the local foreign exchange bureau, you can purchase or remit the required foreign exchange with your own foreign exchange, and go through the corresponding foreign exchange registration procedures for overseas investment. Domestic individuals and overseas individuals who habitually reside in China because of economic interests set up or control special purpose companies overseas and return to China for investment, and the foreign exchange receipts and payments involved shall be handled in accordance with the Notice of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange on Relevant Issues Concerning Foreign Exchange Management of Domestic Residents Financing through Overseas Special Purpose Companies and Returning to China for Investment.