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Is it reliable for stock teachers to charge for lectures? Do you understand after watching the routine?
I believe that many investors and friends have been troubled by this question, and friends around them have asked similar questions. Today, I will make a rational analysis for you, hoping to solve the doubts in your hearts.

Before we begin to discuss this issue, I will tell you a short story. A man has been chopped in the stock market, and he is determined to stay away from the stock market and get rich by hard work. Then suddenly one day, I was inexplicably pulled into a QQ group or WeChat group, and then a so-called teacher appeared in front of you as a rescuer, telling you not to lose heart. As long as you listen to his class, you can also become a stock god. The money you lost is just the rain in Mao Mao, and you can earn it back ten times and one hundred times in the future.

If you have had similar experiences, I would like to solemnly remind you here to keep a clear head and never be deceived. Based on years of experience in the financial industry, we can judge whether the tuition fees of stock teachers are reliable from the following aspects.

First, does the teacher in class have relevant professional background? This is very important. Many so-called teachers are packaged. In fact, they have no academic background in the financial industry, no experience in institutional research departments such as securities companies and fund companies, and even the minimum professional qualifications. Maybe it's just that I've been speculating in stocks for several years and read some books on Gann or wave theory, so I must keep my eyes open.

Second, don't be superstitious about the so-called record of firm operation. If you are dubious about the identity of the stock teacher, the teacher is likely to throw out a bunch of bright blind records to conquer you. Don't believe this thing, the so-called record can also be completely falsified. If his firm offer is really that powerful, do you still need to earn your tuition?

Third, what is the real purpose of tuition? Some stock teachers even started under the banner of free classes. After listening to the class for a while, you begin to trust the teacher. At this time, the real purpose is exposed. They will try to trick you into speculating in private Hang Seng Index, foreign exchange, futures and other informal financial products. Remember never to be fooled, or your money will never come back.

Fourth, there are some stock teachers who take over classes. They cooperate with some informal organizations, and publicity can take you to buy monster stocks and make a lot of money. In fact, when you buy it, it is the time when the dealer ships it. It is difficult to solve this kind of thing that has been taken over by deception.

So, is there a reliable tuition fee for classes? There must be, but it's less. Now some institutions are doing paid training in professional knowledge. After all, it is better to teach people to fish than to teach people to fish. For Xiaobai, who has almost no stock base, it is much easier and more labor-saving to spend some money to buy paid courses in formal institutions than to ponder for himself, which is also a win-win situation.

Therefore, the fees for stock lectures are unreliable, mostly the so-called stock market big coffee or three small companies. But there are also reliable, mostly formal operating companies or training institutions. Finally, it is suggested that investors who want to know something about the stock market receive systematic training in formal institutions, so as to achieve what they have learned and apply what they have learned.