1 is not gambling. Let me give you an example: the selling price of a stock is 1 yuan, and 1 yuan is divided into the buying price. That is to say, all buyers who buy the stock at this moment will buy it at 1.0 1 yuan, and all those who sell the stock to market makers will buy it at/kloc. If there are 1 10,000 people who want to buy 2 million shares and 500,000 people who want to sell 2 million shares, then the purchase funds (the funds obtained by market makers) = 2 million times 1.0 1 yuan = 2.02 million. And the funds sold (loss funds of market makers) = 2 million times 1 yuan = 2 million. Market maker's profit = 2.02 million-2 million = 20,000. The market maker made a profit of 20,000. That is, the profit model of market makers, and there may be a handling fee.

2. There is no liquidator for stocks, and market makers, that is, big brokers, will help you liquidate in the exchange, so of course choose market makers. It is more popular for securities companies with better strength to open accounts and speculate in stocks. Don't think about speculating in foreign exchange. There is no agent in China, which is more troublesome. Stimulate a little suggestion to speculate in futures, and now gold and silver futures are very hot at night.

3. General institutions cannot be market makers, because only independent securities firms with certain strength and credibility can be licensed dealers, that is, market makers. In fact, there is no concept of liquidator in the stock. If an exchange plays this role, the exchange is run by the state, so you can never be the liquidator of the stock.

In addition, foreign exchange speculation is relatively less mature than foreign futures such as gold and refined copper. It is suggested that foreign futures speculation can be considered. Institutional market makers are not something that ordinary people can do. If you are interested in understanding futures stocks, you can add my friends.