Investors can leverage through margin financing and securities lending. If investors want to buy leveraged stocks, they need to have a margin account, then submit the margin to the relevant business hall and sign a leverage agreement before they can trade leveraged stocks. Leveraged stocks are divided into three categories: stocks bought by cash margin trading, stocks bought by equity margin and stocks bought by legal margin.

Leveraged stocks are mainly stocks purchased through margin trading. It is equivalent to borrowing money from institutions and adding it to existing funds for investment, which can make investors small and wide. Investors can use a small amount of investment funds, and leverage may gain high returns or lose a lot, which is more leveraged.

To open a margin trading account, investors need to engage in A-share securities trading for more than half a year, and the average securities assets of investors in each trading day in the 20 trading days before opening an account are not less than 500,000. In addition, the risk assessment results of investors within two years must be C4 positive or C5 enterprising non-special personnel investors.