Investment sinkholes, also known as investment traps, refer to attractive but risky investment projects. The risks of such projects are often diluted or hidden, and it is difficult for investors to balance risks and benefits. Investment sinkholes exist widely in various fields, including stocks, funds, futures, internet financing and so on. Therefore, investors must be alert to these sinkholes and invest in a more sensible way.

There are many common investment traps, two of which are "high yield" and "low cost". High yield is one of the biggest traps, and high yield also means great risks. Low cost is a widely used means, usually accompanied by high-pressure marketing, false propaganda and other means to deceive investors into believing that their products can bring rich returns at very low cost.

There are many ways to avoid investing in sinkholes. The core is to do your own research, especially to be cautious about factors such as word of mouth, publicity and income expectation in investment. In addition, investors should adhere to the diversification strategy and rationally allocate funds in different fields to reduce the investment risk in a single field. In addition, investors should also seek the opinions, suggestions and guidance of professionals, and make more informed decisions with the help of experts' experience while following their own investment plans.