Joint bankership generally occurs in stocks where funds gather together. The following explains the origin, characteristics and shortcomings of joint bankership.

1. The origin of joint bankership: As the number of funds increases, they have gained the say and initiative in the stock market.

When it advocates value investment, management has become more and more strict in supervising it. Therefore, it is an inevitable development trend to seek joint management and concentrated shareholding. In addition, there are few high-quality resources in the market, which makes a large number of funds and institutions

They have to get together in a small number of high-quality stocks, and cross-holding has become common sense in the fund industry.

With the increase in the number of institutional investors and the popularization of technical analysis methods, it has become difficult to deceive market regulators and investors in the past. Therefore, the concept of non-monopoly and maximum profit has become popular and has been supported by the market.

2. Characteristics of joint banker The basis of speculation of joint banker is different from that of single banker. The hype of single banker is often false themes or exclusive inside information; while the wonderful work of joint banker is often real performance or public intrinsic value.

The hype methods of the joint banker model are different from those of the single banker model. The single banker model often uses methods such as suppressing and attracting goods, counter-pushing, and shock shipments to establish the market; while the joint banker mode often adopts follow-up in sequence, working in groups, and retreating first, etc.

The method is to set up the banker.

The operating philosophy of the joint banker model is different from that of the single banker model. The operating philosophy of the single banker model is often self-reliant and goes its own way; while the joint banker does not pursue financial advantages in operation, only relies on research level, does not pursue market control, and only hopes to lead the trend.

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3. The shortcoming of joining forces to be the banker is that it can only share wealth and wealth, but cannot eliminate adversity.

That is to say, when the stock price rises by leaps and bounds, everyone can make a profit together. However, once the market adjusts, everyone has their own thoughts and even flees.

Market makers are prone to one-sided trends.

Since the fund has a strong herding effect, the phenomenon of following the buying and selling is more serious. It is often one-sided when it rises and also one-sided when it falls.

In addition, stocks that are jointly marketed often experience a serious overdraft in value and have strong requirements for value return.