On March 15, in the capital market, cracking down on false "small essays" in the stock market and seriously investigating and dealing with illegal stock recommendation and other violations of laws and regulations is one of the important measures to protect the legitimate rights and interests of investors and maintain the order and stable and healthy development of the capital market.

The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) has taken the rectification of false information in the stock market as an important part of standardizing the order of information dissemination in the capital market and improving the market ecology.

Curb the spread of fabrication and disinformation

Recently, the China Securities Regulatory Commission, with the support of public security, cyberspace and other departments, has significantly strengthened its crackdown on rumors in the stock market, demonstrating the determination of the regulator to maintain market order. Through the linkage of the whole chain of monitoring, screening, disposal, warning and investor education, the China Securities Regulatory Commission is cracking down on the fabrication and dissemination of stock market rumors, especially for those false "small essays".

The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) has formulated a special rectification work plan, focusing on strengthening public opinion monitoring and investigation and handling of false information. By issuing clarification announcements and third-party reporters seeking verification, the CSRC has stepped up its efforts to actively respond to and refute rumors to ensure the authenticity and transparency of market information. At the same time, investor education is also on the agenda to improve investors' discernment skills and help them stay away from rumor traps.

Recently, the public security organs have investigated and dealt with a number of cases of fabricating and disseminating rumors about the stock market, such as those responsible for false information such as "institutions reporting funds" and "JPMorgan Chase Research Report". These actions not only deter criminals, but also create a healthier environment for the market.

From Jingtai's point of view, the regulator's severe crackdown on stock market rumors has sent several important signals:

By strengthening the monitoring of public opinion and the refutation of rumors, the authenticity of market information is guaranteed, which helps investors make more rational decisions; The promotion of investor education and the fight against rumors will help improve investors' risk awareness and identification ability, and reduce losses caused by false information.

Crack down on illegal stock recommendations

Illegal stock recommendation is also the focus of the recent crackdown by relevant departments.

Illegal stock recommendation, formally known as "illegally engaging in securities investment consulting business", is usually manifested in the form of some units or individuals without legal qualifications, impersonating stock market experts or insiders by sending mass text messages, making phone calls, setting up WeChat groups, creating fake company web pages, etc., to attract investors with tempting language such as "steady profit without loss" and "high return". These criminals often make profits by collecting consulting fees, initiation fees, training fees, or agreeing on profit sharing with investors.

Common Tricks of Illegal Stock Recommendations:

False Identities and Promises: Criminals often pretend to be "stock gods", "big Vs" or insider sources, taking advantage of investors' trust psychology to recommend so-called "guaranteed profits and no losses" stocks.

A variety of fees: they collect fees directly through consulting fees, initiation fees, training fees, etc., or agree on profit sharing with investors to obtain illegal benefits.

Inducing words: Using "inside information" and "high returns" to induce investors to make irrational investment decisions.

Investors should keep the following points in mind to avoid falling into the trap of illegal stock recommendation:

Stay away from unqualified institutions: Do not accept stock recommendation services from any unqualified institutions or individuals.

Be wary of the promise of "steady profit and no loss": The stocks recommended by the so-called "stock god" and "big V" do not guarantee profits, but may lead to investment losses.

Timely reporting: If you find or are infringed by illegal stock recommendation activities, please report to the relevant departments immediately to protect your rights and interests.

Say no to stock market rumors

The "small composition" of the stock market has become a major stubborn disease in the capital market. These "small essays" may be just a link, a screenshot or even a sentence, but they cover almost all the factors that affect the stock market, such as macroeconomic policies and industry dynamics. With the rapid development of social media, the form of "small composition" has evolved from the original simple and crude illegal mode such as "black mouth in the stock market" and after-hours ticket trading to a more hidden "three no news", and even intertwined with illegal stock recommendation and market manipulation, which seriously damaged the legitimate rights and interests of investors.

At present, the regulatory authorities have adopted a "zero tolerance" attitude towards "small compositions" and severely cracked down on the fabrication and dissemination of false information. Through post-event clarification and investigation, the regulatory authorities have curbed the spread of "small compositions" to a certain extent. However, it is difficult to completely eliminate the harm of "small compositions" by relying on the efforts of regulatory authorities alone.

Jingtai suggests that investors should not spread rumors, spread rumors, or believe rumors, and improve their ability to identify information; Second, media and social platforms should strengthen content moderation to prevent the spread of false information. At the same time, listed companies and institutions should also take the initiative to speak out and clarify false information in a timely manner. Only when all parties work together to build a clear information environment can we maintain the order of the capital market and promote the healthy development of the market.

From an investment point of view, the proliferation of "small essays" not only disrupts the market order, but also increases the difficulty of investors' decision-making. Investors should remain rational, avoid being misled by false information, and choose formal channels to obtain information and analysis advice. After all, in a transparent market, rational investing is the key to long-term success.