Is it true that Hong Kong and Macao Information recommends stocks?

Hong Kong and Macao information recommendation fee is true. At present, many victims on the Internet are seeking help. From the verbal complaints of the victims, we know that the investment platform is one of the companies that obtained the investment license earlier in China. The company's main business is to sell the members of the stock trading software developed by the company and collect service fees. In fact, the method of recommending stocks to push the daily limit is very simple. They generally recommend stocks with small plates and low stock prices. When pulling up, they usually choose to buy bids in early trading or when the disk pressure is very low. Many times a few million yuan can pull a stock to the daily limit. In most cases, the stock recommendation agency and the banker operate together. After receiving the news from the dealer, the stock recommendation institution provides the customer with consulting fees or shares; Bankers hope to get more chips through the "casting net" of stock selection institutions.

1. Hong Kong and Macao Information is the abbreviation of Hainan Hong Kong and Macao Information Industry Co., Ltd. Hong Kong and Macao Information was established in June, 1994 with a registered capital of1250,000 yuan and its registered place is Haikou City, Hainan Province. Its management headquarters is located in Shanghai World Financial Center, with five branches in Shanghai, Shenzhen, Beijing, Henan and Chengdu, and 17 offices in major cities in China. Hong Kong and Macao Information is an information high-tech enterprise specializing in technology platform development, database construction, information service of securities information terminals, short messages, financial terminals, securities investment consulting and Internet-related project development, and has the qualification of securities investment consulting granted by China Securities Regulatory Commission. The company mainly provides various professional services for securities companies, fund companies, banks, listed companies and individual investors.

Second, stock recommendation, as its name implies, is to recommend stocks. Generally, the person who recommends stocks needs to be a regular securities broker. Of course, with the popularity of the Internet, many websites or QQ groups have begun to recommend stocks. When investing in stock recommendation, we must weigh the investment risks! Note that investors should not think that all recommended stocks are rising stocks. Some bookmakers recommend stocks in order to attract more funds to intervene. When using recommended stocks, you must be aware of the risks involved.