There are two kinds of funds: 1 Public Offering of Fund (the kind that banks sell as agents, and there is no problem in selling through bank channels).

2 Private equity funds (trust private equity funds can be found in the CSRC, but other forms of private equity funds have developed rapidly in recent years, and most of them are issued internally, depending on their strength and whether they can really make money for customers)

There is no distinction between true and false stocks. We can do all the secondary markets, that is, listed stocks. This is true. It should be noted that many equity transactions should be vigilant. I have met many people who made a fortune by cheating before. You can't go to the market after buying it, it's just a piece of waste paper.

Institutions crack down on illegal fund-raising: 1 CSRC 2 Take legal measures.

PS reminds you that the secondary market is actually a good choice. If you are a personal financial manager and don't know much about stocks, I suggest you have a stable Public Offering of Fund in buy buy, and nothing else is good. I hope it helps you.