Buying stocks
Someone relies on wisdom
Someone relies on luck
But there are always masters who say that they can "make money without losing money"
Do you believe it or not?
Real-world examples
Recently, Ms. Tian met a stranger on social software, and after chatting with each other for a while, she felt very close to each other, and the two often shared each other's lives, and the relationship became more and more intimate.
Later, the other party mentioned that he was buying stocks and "making a steady profit without losing money", and asked Ms. Tian if she was interested.
Ms. Tian was very cautious at first, but she was skeptical about it, so she did not agree to invest together.
Seeing that Ms. Tian hesitated, the other party sent her her account and asked her to operate it herself. Ms. Tian operated for a few days, and found that it was indeed a steady profit, and she was very excited, and she wanted to try it herself, so she asked the other party how to invest.
The other party asked her to follow her own operation, and then, according to the other party's prompt, Ms. Tian transferred 5,000 yuan to the designated account, and soon withdrew 98 yuan; She continued to transfer 5,000 yuan and withdrew another 198 yuan. Seeing that "money makes money" so fast, Ms. Tian no longer hesitated, and transferred more than 80,000 yuan to the other party in total.
But later, Ms. Tian found that she could no longer withdraw money, and when she asked the other party and found that she had been blocked, she realized that she had been deceived.
A common method of fake online investment and wealth management fraud
Step 1: False momentum with "guaranteed capital and high interest".
Under the pretense of bond investment, stock investment, precious metal investment, futures investment, P2P investment, foreign currency investment and other concepts, criminals launched the so-called "investment and financial management artifact", and released messages on online platforms to claim "steady profits and no losses", attracting investors' attention with gimmicks such as high rebates, monthly rebates, and maintaining cash flow.
Step 2: Induce investment with "expert insiders".
Criminals add investors as friends through social software, pull them into the so-called "investment" group chat, and then pretend to be investment mentors and financial experts, deceive their trust through "investment cases" and "live classes", or determine the marriage and love relationship with them through marriage and dating platforms, and then trick them into participating in investment with "inside information", "membership channels" and "special resources".
Police remind
Be vigilant about new investment projects, do not click on or install apps from unknown sources, do not log in to websites from unknown sources to invest, do not blindly believe in recharging through transfers or by purchasing valuable items and sending them, invest in financial management by going to formal platforms, and do not trust financial products recommended by strangers
Don't click on unknown links