I've been talking to quite a few players about contracts lately and found that it's not that beginners don't want to get started—they mainly lack a guide and feel uncertain.

With the market this volatile, trying to figure things out blindly on your own? That's basically just feeding your money to the market. Key points like trend analysis, risk management, and fund allocation—if someone experienced walks you through them, it's worth more than stumbling around for half a year and still hitting pitfalls.

Here's some practical advice: First, learn to read the overall trend instead of guessing blindly. Second, use small positions to test the waters instead of going all in. Third, set your stop-loss line carefully to prevent your account from blowing up. Finally, take it step by step and don't act impulsively. Once you understand these, at least you won't be paying tuition the moment you enter the market.