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帮主郑重:金价飙涨时跑路的水贝金商,藏着比黄金还“烫”的赌局
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-09-20 07:05
Core Viewpoint - The recent surge in gold prices has led to significant financial distress among gold merchants in Shenzhen's Shui Bei area, where many have defaulted on their obligations despite the rising market prices [1][3]. Group 1: Market Dynamics - Gold prices have increased by over 120 yuan in the past six months, reaching a peak of 835 yuan per gram on September 19 [1]. - Merchants were expected to profit from rising gold prices, but many have instead fled with customer deposits due to poor risk management practices [1][3]. Group 2: Lock-in Price Mechanism - The "lock-in price" system was designed to protect merchants from price fluctuations by allowing them to pay a deposit to secure a price for future transactions [3]. - However, some merchants, like Yue Baoxin, failed to hedge their positions in the futures market and instead speculated on price drops, leading to substantial losses when prices rose [3]. Group 3: Regulatory Environment - There are longstanding gray market practices in Shui Bei, where refined gold is traded outside of regulated exchanges, increasing the risk of unmonitored transactions [4]. - The recent implementation of "invisible regulation" in Luohu has reduced oversight on reputable businesses, allowing speculative practices to flourish without scrutiny [4]. Group 4: Risk and Speculation - The low deposit requirement of 2.4% allowed small merchants to leverage large amounts of gold, effectively turning customer deposits into speculative bets rather than legitimate business transactions [3]. - The situation highlights the dangers of greed and speculation in the gold market, where the original intent of risk management tools has been subverted into high-stakes gambling [4].
金价暴涨,料商却跑路了!深圳水贝,怎么会暴雷呢?
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-09-18 09:55
Group 1 - The core issue revolves around the collective disappearance of over ten gold material suppliers in Shenzhen, leading to significant financial losses for many investors, with claims of amounts exceeding 200 million [1][3] - Most suppliers listed in the rumors are still operating normally, with only a few, such as "Junhao" and "Yuebaoxin," having paused operations, and the reported financial losses have been exaggerated [3][5] - The police have intervened, and the situation has affected hundreds of merchants and consumers, with losses typically exceeding tens of thousands for each affected party [5][9] Group 2 - The suppliers, known as "liaoshang," are responsible for sourcing gold from upstream suppliers and selling it to downstream merchants, often locking in prices and collecting deposits [7][8] - Some suppliers engaged in risky practices by delaying delivery to speculate on gold price fluctuations, which backfired as gold prices surged, leading to substantial losses [9][10] - The illegal nature of these transactions has been highlighted, with courts likely to deem them invalid, resulting in suppliers only compensating investors for 50% to 70% of their losses [14][15] Group 3 - The recent interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve is expected to lead to increased investment flows into various markets, including real estate, which may benefit from a more relaxed monetary environment in China [16][17] - Historical trends suggest that U.S. interest rate cuts have previously correlated with surges in China's real estate market, indicating potential opportunities for investment in major cities [18][19]
国富期货成功举办“防范非法证券及苹果期货风险管理”线上投教活动
Qi Huo Ri Bao· 2025-08-21 07:12
Group 1 - The event focused on preventing illegal securities activities and the practical application of apple futures in enterprise risk management [1][2] - Professor He Shaoqi emphasized that illegal futures trading is essentially fraudulent, harming inexperienced investors and disrupting financial order [1] - A comprehensive legal framework has been established in China to combat illegal futures activities, involving a collaborative mechanism among four departments for accountability [1] Group 2 - Manager Wang Zhixin discussed key delivery elements of apple futures contracts, including grade standards, location settings, process arrangements, and default handling [2] - Enterprises can effectively manage market risks through hedging, diversified operations, and financial management, with a focus on the "insurance + futures" innovative model [2] - The event had a total of 550 page views and 291 unique viewers, indicating a successful outreach in investor education [2]