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Stepping into the quagmire of **, I paid a terrible price, but I don't hate ** itself. This was supposed to be a fair and equitable investment arena, but unfortunately it became a private playground for the greedy. What I'm angry about is those inner ghosts lurking in the shadows, they are as cunning as foxes, taking advantage of the cracks in the rules to wantonly exploit the vast number of **.
1. The ugly behavior of the rat barn and the ** manager.
I hate those ** managers who engage in rat traps. They have hundreds of millions of dollars in their hands, but they regard ** as their own private treasury. Under their carefully designed lies and traps, they are like blind people touching elephants, stepping into the abyss again and again, and losing all their money. These ** managers not only betrayed the trust of investors, but also ruthlessly trampled on the justice and fairness of **.
Second, the company's counterfeiting game.
I'm also outraged by companies that make up false earnings reports and news. For the sake of short-term profits, they do not hesitate to sacrifice the long-term development of the enterprise and the trust of investors. Under the fraud of these enterprises, they often fall victim and pay a huge price. The behavior of these enterprises is not only a deception to investors, but also a serious challenge to the system.
3. The darkness of insider trading and refinancing mechanisms.
I hate insider trading and refinancing mechanisms. The refinancing mechanism, originally intended to enhance the liquidity and stability of the market, has unfortunately become a benefit transfer tool between large capital and large brokerages. They use this mechanism to play with the best in the palm of their hands and make huge profits. The existence of this kind of insider trading and refinancing mechanism has seriously undermined the fairness and impartiality of the company.
Fourth, the cries of ** are ignored.
The rights and voices of the * are always ruthlessly ignored in the **. Our voices are drowned in the hustle and bustle of big capital and big brokerages, and our rights and interests have been trampled on again and again. This kind of neglect of ** has undoubtedly exacerbated the injustice and imbalance of **.
5. Excessively light punishment for those responsible for the offense.
I am outraged by the disproportionate penalties imposed on those who fabricate false information and engage in insider trading. Such punishments not only fail to serve as a warning, but on the contrary encourage unhealthy trends.
6. I hate myself.
I hated myself and felt deep anger and reflection on myself. Why are you blinded by greed and blindly devote yourself to this sinister **? Why do you expect too much from ** and ignore the risks behind it?
7. Abuse under the registration system.
What I hate even more is the implementation of the registration system. The registration system only focuses on the number of listed companies, but turns a blind eye to their quality. This has led to an influx of shabby companies into the market. In such a market, it is difficult for investors to distinguish the real from the fake, and if they are not careful, they may fall into a trap.
In the dark corners of **, I paid a heavy price. But I still believe in the future and the Chinese dream. At the same time, I also call on the Ministry of Supervision to step up efforts to combat illegal activities and maintain fairness, justice and transparency in the market. Only in this way can ** truly become a paradise for us to invest in, rather than a swamp full of traps and risks.