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What's the difference between broker A, broker B and securities B?
1, different in nature: the brokers engaged in A-share trading are called A-brokers, with smaller income, while B-brokers have larger income. Furthermore, Securities B is a graded fund, which belongs to the securities graded fund.

2. Different risks: Class B has leverage, and the risk is higher than that of Class A. It can be purchased during trading hours. The fluctuation is relatively large, so pay attention to the risks. It is worth noting that brokerage B is mainly related to the trend of brokerage stocks, and the risk of graded funds is lower than that of brokers. Risk is directly proportional to income. At the same time, compared with stocks, brokerage B only has commission.

3. Different investment scope: Broker A mainly adopts the complete copy method, and the investment scope of Securities B is financial instruments with good liquidity, including domestic stocks issued and listed according to law. The investment scope of Broker B is financial instruments with good liquidity, including the underlying index constituent stocks and their alternative constituent stocks, bonds, bond repurchases, warrants, stock index futures and money market instruments.

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When investors invest in securities, please sign an agency agreement with a legitimate securities company. Information about legal securities companies and securities practitioners can be found on the website of China Securities Association.

Securities companies provide investors with counter entrustment, self-help entrustment, telephone entrustment, online entrustment, mobile phone entrustment and other entrusted trading methods. Investors are advised to choose relatively familiar entrusted trading methods for investment as far as possible, and please learn more about the specific operation steps of each entrusted trading method. The losses caused by improper operation of investors shall be borne by investors themselves.

The investor himself must bear civil liability for the agency act authorized by the investor. The agent's behavior in the name of the investor within the agency authority is regarded as the investor's own behavior, and the agent is responsible for the investor, who will take full responsibility for the consequences of the agent's behavior.

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