1. Different market conditions: the stock price is determined by the relationship between market supply and demand, and the stock prices issued by different brokers may reflect different market conditions. Because the stock prices of listed companies on the exchange will be affected by the supply and demand relationship between buyers and sellers, the stock prices issued by different brokers may be different.
2. Different sources of data: The sources of stock price data obtained by brokers may be different, which may also lead to differences in stock prices. Generally speaking, brokers will obtain stock market data through different data providers, and different data providers may have different data accuracy and update frequency, resulting in different stock prices.
3. Differences in operating strategies: Different brokers may have different operating strategies and pricing models, which may also lead to differences in their share prices. Brokers may price stocks according to their own market analysis and trading strategies, resulting in different stock prices.
Note that the rise and fall of the stock price is determined by the market trading behavior, and the price fluctuation in individual periods is normal. The difference in stock prices published by different brokers does not mean that there is a price error, but reflects the different views and trading behaviors of buyers and sellers in the market.