时报观察 斩断股市谣言传播链 守护资本市场清朗生态

Core Viewpoint - The recent joint action by the National Cyberspace Administration and the China Securities Regulatory Commission aims to address the rampant issue of rumors and illegal stock recommendations in the capital market, which has been a long-standing problem affecting market stability and investor trust [1][2]. Group 1: Regulatory Actions - The regulatory bodies have targeted five types of typical market disruptions, including the fabrication of false IPO policies and maliciously undermining listed companies, effectively dismantling the rumor manufacturing, dissemination, and profit-making chains [2]. - Measures include closing or silencing accounts that spread false information, demonstrating a strong commitment to maintaining order in the online space and curbing the malicious spread of false information in the capital market [2]. Group 2: Collaborative Efforts - A multi-departmental approach to combating market rumors is becoming a regular practice, with the CSRC enhancing monitoring, identification, and response to false information, while the National Cyberspace Administration addresses illegal stock recommendation accounts [2]. - Law enforcement is also involved in addressing those who maliciously fabricate and spread rumors that disrupt social order, with the Supreme Court supporting investor claims for damages caused by false information [2]. Group 3: Industry Recommendations - There is a pressing need for online platforms to establish comprehensive processes for monitoring and addressing rumors, preventing them from amplifying misinformation [3]. - Listed companies and financial institutions are encouraged to improve the timeliness of their information disclosures to reduce the space for rumors stemming from information asymmetry [3]. - Investors are advised to adopt a rational investment mindset, avoiding the allure of guaranteed profits and refraining from creating, spreading, or believing in rumors [3].