"防非"有咱"歌"，上交所在行动！ 8月20日，上交所投教发布防非主题视频，邀请演员胡歌参与防非宣传，提醒投资者理性投资，识别非法荐股陷阱。 视频中，胡歌称："在这里提醒各位股民，'大师''大哥'是大坑、非法荐股要认清、稳赚不赔莫相信、高额收益是空谈、莫因小利迷心窍、细辨真伪再掏 包、全民'防非'防陷阱、理性投资最重要。" 胡歌曾在电视剧《繁花》中饰演"阿宝"一角。在电视剧中，阿宝从一位名不见经传的小青年蜕变成为股市中呼风唤雨的"宝总"。 近年来，上交所等监管机构和证券基金等金融机构，加大防范非法证券期货基金活动宣传力度，通过各类投教内容，提高投资者特别是新入市投资者的防 范意识和识别能力。监管机构、金融机构进一步推动防非宣传常态化、精准化背后一大原因是，随着AI技术的发展，当下利用AIGC伪造视频、图片、语 音用于不法目的的行为时有发生。 近期，上证指数连创新高，A股市场活跃度持续提升，各种民间"股神"以及仿冒知名投资人徐翔、林园、但斌等人的AI生成视频活跃于各个社交平台。 对此，深圳东方港湾投资8月18日发布公告称，公司发现互联网平台上有不少新注册的账号，利用AI技术生成但斌的图片或视频等，从事非法荐股活 ...

以下文章来源于创业板观察 ，作者闫军 创业板观察 . 创业板观察致力于发布深交所创业板的市场发展、政策变化、监管导向、上市企业动态等的及时信息，提供有价值的市场资讯。 徐翔重出江湖，与林园相拥，大佬惺惺相惜，携手教你炒股…… 近期，沪指连创新高，慢牛行情开启，散户涌入股市的同时，各种"李 鬼"、披着知识分享外衣的"非法荐股"等又开始充斥在各个社交平台。 近期，教人炒股又成为热词，前有美女分析师因荐股精准，有投资者组建粉丝群求"带飞"，同时，徐翔、林园、王亚伟、章盟主等牛散、民 间"股神"小视频活跃于各个社交平台。 多个类似的小视频，"两位大佬、强强联手、相互学习、相互进步、相互扶持、资源共享"，相似话术背后，是直播邀请网友一起"抄作业"。 西装革履、邪门一笑，这些AI"股神"霸总们，以浓浓的短剧风出现在各个小视频中。 随着小视频爆发，抖、快、红、视的生态中，财经类内容增长迅速，以小红书为例，以"理财"为标签的内容阅读次数高达30多亿，A股、投 资等标签同样是热门词。但是从内容合规上，社交平台运营并不区分垂直领域，有些平台运营人员一开始都不了解基金公司与基金销售公司 之间区别。 "平台对于违规内容的处置是很及时 ...

■朱宝琛 其次，辨识营销方式。不法分子在营销过程中，往往会夸大其词，使用诸多极具诱惑性的说辞，如以"导师""股神"等自 居，用夸张的"过往业绩"忽悠投资者，声称掌握"内幕消息"，能够精准捕捉到"牛股"。投资者在面对这些夸张宣传时，务必要 保持清醒，切不可冲动跟随。因为任何投资行为都存在风险，不可能做到稳赚不赔，那些所谓的"稳赚秘籍"，实则是诈骗陷 阱。 再次，辨识互联网址（App）。从一些合法机构的提示来看，不法分子往往利用技术手段仿冒合法机构的官网或App，通 过细微的字母或数字变化欺骗投资者。这些"李鬼"网站和"山寨"App隐藏着巨大的风险，它们会诱导用户输入个人信息、交易 密码等敏感信息，从而窃取用户的资金和个人信息。因此，投资者在面对来源不明的链接和软件时，要坚决不点击、不下载， 不要轻信高收益的炒股软件。 最后，辨识收款账号。合法机构只能以公司名义开立银行账户，所有资金往来均通过第三方存管系统，绝不会要求投资者 向私人账户或非券商名义的账户转账。如果投资者遇到以"规避监管"为名要求向指定账户转账的行为，一定要果断拒绝，避免 因一时疏忽而造成无法挽回的损失。 同时还要提醒投资者，如果发现假冒证券公司或 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the emergence of fraudulent activities in the A-share market, particularly through the use of AI-generated videos impersonating well-known investors like Xu Xiang, Wang Yawei, and Lin Yuan, as the market experiences a bullish trend [1][28]. Group 1: Market Activity and Fraudulent Videos - The A-share market has shown strong performance, with the Shanghai Composite Index reaching new highs and over a hundred stocks hitting the daily limit [1]. - Multiple video accounts have surfaced, claiming to feature renowned investors and promoting live streams, with a focus on community learning and resource sharing [3][6]. - Xu Xiang's name appears most frequently in these videos, with accounts claiming his return and promoting live sessions, despite being registered in locations like Jiangxi [6][8]. Group 2: AI Impersonation and Investor Warnings - The article discusses the use of AI technology to create videos that mimic the appearance and speech of famous investors, which has led to a rise in scams targeting retail investors [22][29]. - Investors are warned to be cautious of these AI-generated videos, as they often promote illegal stock recommendation activities under the guise of free learning and community support [26][27]. - The Oriental Harbor company has issued a statement urging investors to be vigilant against impersonators using AI to conduct fraudulent activities, emphasizing that they have never authorized anyone to recommend stocks in their name [22][26]. Group 3: Regulatory Response and Industry Concerns - The article notes that the proliferation of AI-generated content has raised concerns about the need for improved regulations and oversight in the industry [30][31]. - Recent regulatory measures have been introduced to ensure that AI-generated content is clearly labeled, aiming to protect consumers and maintain industry integrity [31].

记者 牛钰 "这是给你们的一个小教训，不要觉得太难过！我们不骗你，还有人骗你。" 这是"A龙头教父"（下称"教父"，是指在某款聊天软件中指导投资者炒股的人使用的网名）的"跑路宣 言"。 虽然其跑路已经一个月了，但投资者刘女士还没有追回自己20万元的本金。 2024年11月至2025年7月，刘女士一直跟着"教父"买卖股票，开始是"一对一带"，后来，刘女士到"教 父"推荐的中粤优配APP跟单。她实在难以相信，实力"大佬"荐股，只是一场历时9个月的骗局。 2025年7月8日，刘女士在中粤优配APP的账户被"锁仓"，无法提现，接着她就收到了"教父"承认诈骗的 消息。7月19日，中粤优配APP的一位客服给刘女士发信息称，其团队在柬埔寨某园区，投资者被骗的 钱已经被老板和财务拿走。 图片来源:刘女士提供的聊天记录 后知后觉的刘女士这才发觉，中粤优配APP里所进行的炒股行为均为虚假交易。经济观察报记者不完全 统计，从7月1日至8月14日，还有中科利华、东兴智赢、富途优配、蓄盈资本等多个平台的投资者表示 自己被诈骗。 8月13日，刘女士对经济观察报记者表示，据她初步统计，在中粤优配APP炒股的相关受害者超300人， 金额已超 ...

Core Viewpoint - The controversy surrounding internet celebrity Dayezi's "showing off wealth" remarks has led to her being banned from the Douyin platform, highlighting issues of extravagant lifestyles and environmental concerns in the context of social media influence [1][9][12]. Group 1: Dayezi's Lifestyle and Controversy - Dayezi revealed that her luxury villa in Hangzhou incurs an annual electricity bill exceeding 400,000 yuan, attributed to high-energy-consuming appliances [9][12]. - The villa's extravagant decoration includes an 8 million yuan Lamborghini on the wall and a 1.4 million yuan platinum dining table, showcasing a lavish lifestyle that has drawn criticism from netizens for being a blatant display of wealth [9][12]. - Dayezi claims that the high electricity costs are primarily due to a climate system costing over 3 million yuan, which was designed for her health needs [12]. Group 2: Impact on Social Media and Regulations - Dayezi's husband, Dalan, was previously banned from Douyin for illegal stock recommendations, indicating a trend of regulatory scrutiny on influencers in the financial space [7][14]. - Dalan's account gained nearly 1 million followers in a short period by posting stock market predictions, which led to accusations of misleading followers into risky investments [15]. - Douyin's crackdown on illegal stock activities reflects a broader regulatory environment aimed at curbing misinformation and protecting consumers in the financial sector [15].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the controversy surrounding the extravagant lifestyle of internet celebrity "Big Blue" and his wife "Big Leaf," highlighting their lavish spending and the backlash from the public regarding their high energy consumption and perceived flaunting of wealth [1][6]. Group 1: Lifestyle and Spending - Big Leaf revealed that their villa in downtown Hangzhou has an annual electricity bill exceeding 400,000 yuan, which is more than that of a small factory [2]. - The couple spent over 80 million yuan on the villa's decoration, which includes luxury items such as an 8 million yuan Lamborghini on the wall and a 1.4 million yuan platinum dining table [3][4]. - The high electricity costs are attributed to numerous high-energy appliances, including a climate system costing over 3 million yuan, which alone incurs an annual electricity bill of over 200,000 yuan [4]. Group 2: Public Reaction and Controversy - The public criticized their high-energy lifestyle as blatant flaunting of wealth, arguing that it contradicts environmental protection principles [6]. - Big Leaf defended their actions by stating that they did not intend to show off and were merely trying to attract attention due to low live-streaming traffic [6]. Group 3: Social Media and Business Implications - Big Blue, a finance influencer with millions of followers, faced account suspension for repeatedly posting stock predictions, which led to significant backlash from followers who experienced losses [9][16]. - The influencer previously generated substantial revenue through a business selling online courses, reportedly exceeding 8.56 billion yuan [17]. - Despite the suspension of his social media account, the business associated with Big Blue continues to operate, with ongoing offline courses and private meetings [18].

近期 上海重阳投资管理股份有限公司（简称"重阳投资"或"本公司"）发现有不法分子假冒 重阳投资及重阳投资创始人裘国根、法定代表人王庆、总裁汤进喜、合伙人舒泰峰等员 工的名义，通过手机应用程序（APP）、网站、微信、钉钉、企微等各种平台及方式开 展非法荐股、非法集资等非法活动，骗取投资者资金或者信息。 为提醒广大投资者保护合法权益，维护公司声誉，重阳投资郑重声明及提示如下： 一、重阳投资全称为 "上海重阳投资管理股份有限公司" ，为中国证券投资基金业协会登记的 私募证券投资基金管理人（登记编码：P1000265），重阳投资和重阳投资基金从业人员的公示 信息均可以通过中国证券投资基金业协会官方网站 （https://www.amac.org.cn/） 进行查询。请 广大投资者注意甄别行为主体。 二、重阳投资一贯严格遵守法律法规、自律规则的各项规定向合格投资者非公开募集资金，仅 开展私募证券投资基金管理业务和私募资管产品投资顾问业务。重阳投资及重阳投资创始人裘 国根、法定代表人王庆、总裁汤进喜、合伙人舒泰峰等全体员工从未开展或授意任何个人或机 构以任何形式从事任何种类的非法荐股、非法集资等非法活动。 重阳投资及全体 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the rise of illegal stock recommendations as a form of economic crime, highlighting the need for awareness and prevention measures against such fraudulent activities [2]. Summary by Sections What is Illegal Stock Recommendation? - "Illegal stock recommendation" refers to activities where unqualified individuals or institutions provide paid consulting services related to stock investment analysis, predictions, or advice [3]. Main Forms of Illegal Stock Recommendation - The primary modes of illegal stock recommendation include: 1. **Online Live Streaming**: Using platforms to recommend stocks under the guise of "hosts" or "influencers" [4]. 2. **Social Media Recommendations**: Individuals claiming to be "stock gods" or "experts" use platforms like Weibo and WeChat to spread false investment information, enticing investors to pay for services [4]. 3. **Software Recommendations**: Fraudsters promote so-called "stock recommendation software" that falsely claims to predict stock price movements, charging high fees without delivering real results [4]. 4. **Training Programs**: Scammers offer "financial education" courses disguised as investment training, charging exorbitant fees while conducting illegal stock recommendations [5]. 5. **Big Data and AI Stock Selection**: Fraudsters create fictitious success stories and claim to have developed proprietary tools for stock selection, misleading investors into purchasing these tools or following their trading advice [5]. 6. **Impersonation of Licensed Institutions**: Criminals use stolen identities to pose as licensed professionals, gaining investors' trust and charging fees for fraudulent stock recommendations [5]. Effective Prevention Measures - To effectively prevent illegal stock recommendations, it is crucial to manage both the "entry" and "exit" points: - **Entry**: Be cautious of unsolicited stock recommendations received through calls, messages, or social media, and maintain a high level of skepticism [6]. - **Exit**: Avoid following stock recommendations, especially those that come with offers for "membership services" or "consulting services," and refrain from making hasty financial transactions [6].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the rise of illegal stock recommendations as a form of economic crime, highlighting the need for awareness and prevention measures against such fraudulent activities [2]. Group 1: Definition of Illegal Stock Recommendations - "Illegal stock recommendations" refer to activities where unqualified individuals or institutions provide paid consulting services related to stock investment analysis, predictions, or advice [3]. Group 2: Main Forms of Illegal Stock Recommendations - The primary forms of illegal stock recommendations include: - Online live streaming stock recommendations, where individuals act as "hosts" to promote stocks [4]. - Recommendations via social media platforms like Weibo and WeChat, where self-proclaimed "stock gods" or "experts" disseminate false investment information to lure investors into paying [5]. - Promotion of so-called "stock recommendation software" that claims to predict stock price movements, often charging high fees without delivering real results [5]. - Training sessions disguised as "financial education," where illegal stock recommendations are made under the guise of teaching investment strategies [5]. - Use of big data and AI for stock selection, where fraudsters fabricate success stories and promote tools that lead to significant losses for investors [5]. - Impersonation of licensed institutions to gain investor trust, often leading to scams involving fake apps and unwithdrawable funds [5]. Group 3: Prevention Measures Against Illegal Stock Recommendations - Effective prevention focuses on controlling both the "entry" and "exit" points: - "Entry" refers to the source of information; individuals should remain vigilant against unsolicited stock recommendations via calls, texts, or social media [6]. - "Exit" pertains to financial transactions; investors should avoid following stock recommendations, especially those tied to selling "membership" or "consulting services," and refrain from making hasty transfers [6].