Cutting leeks means: it describes that retail investors buy stocks, buy a set, cut a set, cut and buy, and repeatedly suffer heavy losses.

Leek cutting is a network term to describe the phenomenon of the stock market, which means that investors who hold stocks, such as institutions and funds, sell a certain number of stocks in a short period of time, which in turn leads to a sharp drop in the stock market and causes panic among ordinary shareholders. They make up their positions and buy a large number of stocks sold by ordinary shareholders, and then wait for the next stock price rise and profit from it.

The metaphor of Chinese chives is that Chinese chives are usually harvested when they are flourishing, which can vividly reflect this behavior in the stock market. Cutting leeks is not conducive to the healthy development of the stock market, and it is easy to reduce the investment confidence of ordinary investors in the stock market.

Ways to avoid being cut:

First, we should have a scientific investment concept.

The stock market is not an ATM. It is not easy to make money, because there are many investors smarter than you. Investing in the stock market is mainly for the preservation and appreciation of assets, rather than getting rich overnight. Although it is possible to get rich overnight with leveraged investment, the risks taken are not affordable for ordinary people, which goes against the original intention of investment.

second, we should be alert to the investment trap.

Insider trading trap, performance fraud trap, low P/E ratio trap, interest transfer trap and so on, all kinds of traps emerge one after another. Investors should keep their eyes open to avoid falling into the trap and being cut into leeks.

Third, we should continue to learn investment knowledge.

Investing in Xiaobai is the easiest way to get chopped up, because you don't know anything. Stock picking is like throwing darts, and it's easy to follow the trend and chase hot spots. It's inevitable to get chopped up.

fourth, we should avoid chasing up and killing down.

short-term speculation, chasing up and down, frequent transactions, high transaction fees, erosion of profits, and even serious losses, and finally work for brokers for nothing.