Stock allocation, also known as OTC allocation and leveraged stock trading, refers to the off-site allocation of 1- 10 times of investors' own funds to expand their own income. The general share matching expenses include interest and company operating expenses, which will vary with different fund matching parties. Generally, the reasonable share allocation fee is 3% interest.
Stock matching once became the inducement of 20 15 bull market. At that time, the maximum leverage of OTC allocation could reach 1 to 10, which means that you have100000, and you can enter the stock market with100000 OTC funds, but it was once the reason for the decline of 51000. At that time, the CSRC discovered the risk factors of off-exchange fund-raising and issued a decree prohibiting off-exchange high fund-raising. The capital allocation of securities companies shall not exceed 1 to 1, which leads to the end of bull market and the formation of stock market crash.
Because after all, the risk of over-the-counter fund-raising is huge. If you leverage capital allocation at the ratio of 1 to 10, then a daily limit will be forcibly closed, and then there will be no money left. In addition, you have to pay interest on off-exchange fund-raising, and many people will lose everything and have nothing.
Therefore, over-the-counter fund-raising is a gambler's behavior with great risks. Let's just take it easy.