The capital market is hot, and stock market frauds are frequently reported. The Financial Supervisory Commission reminds the public to stop watching and listening before investing, and prudently confirm that the investment or transaction is made through a legitimate financial institution, so as to avoid falling into the trap of fraud, resulting in transaction disputes or loss of money and no compensation. door.
In the past two years, the capital market has been hot, and stock market frauds have been frequently reported. Recently, many investors have reported that some unscrupulous people have established Facebook groups, invited to join LINE groups, or used channels such as phone calls, text messages or LINE to recommend stocks that are not listed. Stocks on the counter, invitation to open an account to invest, and even asking investors to deposit money on behalf of others, to deceive the public into investing.
The Financial Supervisory Commission once once more appealed to you to stop and listen before investing in wealth management, pay attention to the relevant risks, and prudently confirm that the investment or transaction is made through a legal financial institution to protect your investment rights and avoid falling into the trap of fraud. , may lead to transaction disputes, and may also lead to the loss of all investment and no way to seek compensation.
The website of the Securities and Futures Bureau of the Financial Supervisory Commission has set up a “Prevention of Illegal Securities and Futures Industry Promotion Zone”. Before investing, investors can check the list of legal securities firms, futures companies, and investment trust and investment advisory industries. The zone also exposes illegal patterns and Investment warnings and other related information for the public’s reference.
Investors who find illegal businesses recommending financial products such as stocks or inviting them to open an account on Facebook, LINE groups, phone calls, text messages, etc., can submit specific facts and information to the police anti-fraud hotline 165 and judicial prosecution. The investigating agency makes a report, or provides the Financial Supervisory Commission to transfer it to the prosecuting and investigating unit for investigation.