Many illegal capital allocation companies will use virtual stocks to block investors. When investors lose, they receive money, and when investors win, they adjust their data. There will always be times when investors stumble. Legitimate stock allocation is based on physical trading. If you want to identify virtual trading, you only need to find a relatively unpopular stock to place an order, and then see if there is any change in its holdings to determine whether it is a real trading or virtual trading.
Guaranteed return on stock recommendation:
Sponsoring stocks to ensure returns is a method that many non compliant companies use, such as "this stock must rise"!The lie of 'this stock must make a profit' is used to lure investors into being deceived. When choosing a stock allocation company, everyone must know that promoting stocks and recommending stocks requires taking risks and having certain qualifications from the allocation company. Even if the analysis team of a legitimate stock allocation is strong, it will only help investors filter out high-risk stocks and will never recommend stocks to investors!