投资有风险！ 最近，"黄金"商业区域传出多家黄金原料商 "爆雷跑路"消息！ 深圳市粤宝鑫贵金属有限公司在该地区是属于知名的黄金原料交易场所，每天有稳定的人流量，基本都 稳定在2000人左右。 可就在9月13日，周围的商铺竟然意外的发现粤宝鑫贵金属有限公司竟然和往常不同。 大门被紧紧关着，并且在门上还贴着一张白色的封条，周围的人也觉得很纳闷。 没想到短短几个小时群里的人数就超过了400人，并且群里一直在不断的进入，不仅仅是本地，还有一 些外地的商户也是受害者。 并且群里还有部分的商户直接被粤宝鑫贵金属有限公司卷走了将近400万元，群里普遍被卷走了几十 万。 毕竟平常这个情况早就开门了，并且"粤宝鑫"三个大字被拆除了，明明前一天晚上还是正常营业，一晚 上过去就只剩下空的了。 随后隔壁的店铺还说在12日的时候还看见粤宝鑫贵金属有限公司店里人一直在整理货。 这个消息在当地被传开后就有不少曾和粤宝鑫贵金属有限公司业务往来的商户来到了现场的。 一开始并不知情随后发现联系不人，这个时候大家才意识到自己是不是被骗了，粤宝鑫贵金属有限公司 的负责人早就已经卷钱"跑了"。 现场有不少的受害者都在围观，并且彼此询问过后才知道都存在 ...

据受害商户反映，该供应商长期在水贝市场从事黄金原料批发，近期收取多家商户大额货款后突然失联。部分商户表示，此前合作多年一直正常，未料此次 遭遇重大损失。事件暴露了珠宝行业大宗交易中存在的资金风险问题。 水贝作为全国最大的黄金珠宝产业集散地，年交易额超千亿元。此次事件引发行业对交易监管的强烈关注。业内人士呼吁建立更严格的供应商资质审核机 制，建议大额交易通过银行监管账户进行结算，避免直接汇款带来的风险。 近日，深圳水贝珠宝市场发生一起黄金原料供应商疑似跑路事件，多名下游商家遭受损失，其中单笔最高损失达400万元。目前警方已介入调查，涉案金额 仍在进一步统计中。 目前深圳市黄金珠宝行业协会已发布风险提示，建议商户加强交易对象信用调查，并推动建立行业黑名单制度。该事件也反映出传统珠宝行业在转型升级过 程中，亟需完善现代化交易风控体系。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The recent incident in Shenzhen's Shui Bei gold and jewelry market involves a major gold supplier, Yue Bao Xin, reportedly running away with significant amounts of money, leading to concerns about a potential wave of defaults among gold suppliers in the area [1][4][19]. Group 1: Incident Details - Yue Bao Xin, a gold supplier located in the Xinglong Gold and Jewelry Building, was found closed with its sign removed after being operational until September 12 [2][3]. - Multiple merchants reported to the police on September 13, claiming they had made large prepayments to Yue Bao Xin, only to find the company’s representatives unreachable [4][10]. - Victims have formed a group, with reports of losses reaching up to 4 million yuan for some individuals, and around 400 victims have joined the group [6][12]. Group 2: Company Background - Yue Bao Xin, established in August 2023, was a significant intermediary in the gold raw materials market, providing gold to downstream processing merchants and handling gold recovery for external merchants [8]. - The company engaged in both sales and recovery of gold, utilizing a deposit locking price model to manage price fluctuations [21]. Group 3: Market Reactions and Implications - Following the incident, some suppliers in the market have announced they are undergoing liquidation due to significant losses, with one company reporting a loss of over 70 million yuan [14][16]. - Despite rumors of a widespread "runaway tide" among gold suppliers, investigations revealed that many businesses are still operating normally, and the situation may have been exaggerated [18]. - The rising international gold prices, which have increased by over 120 yuan per gram in six months, have contributed to the financial strain on these suppliers, as they struggle to fulfill orders at previously locked prices [19][23]. Group 4: Trading Practices and Risks - The "locking price" trading model, while intended to mitigate risks from price volatility, has been misused by some suppliers to engage in speculative practices, leading to significant financial gaps when prices rose unexpectedly [21][25]. - The low deposit requirement of 2.4% to 3% for locking prices, compared to the typical 10% margin in futures trading, has introduced high leverage risks, making it easier for investors to face substantial losses [27]. - Legal experts have indicated that this model may be classified as illegal futures trading, raising concerns about the safety of funds and the potential for misuse by suppliers [27].

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]

Core Viewpoint - The recent news regarding the "runaway" of multiple gold material merchants in Shenzhen has caused significant panic among industry players and consumers, with claims of over 260 kilograms of gold being lost and more than 200 million yuan involved [1][3]. Group 1: Incident Overview - Reports indicate that over ten gold material merchants have suddenly disappeared, leading to substantial financial losses for more than 100 wholesale merchants [1]. - The Shenzhen Gold and Jewelry Industry Association has responded, stating that the rumors are exaggerated, with about 60%-70% of the merchants still operating normally [3]. Group 2: Market Context - Shenzhen's Shui Bei market is the largest gold and jewelry wholesale market in China, accounting for 70% of the national jewelry processing industry, with annual revenues reaching 120 billion yuan [5]. - The market has a history of volatility, with past incidents of financial failures linked to fluctuations in gold prices, particularly during high price periods [5]. Group 3: Speculative Practices - Various speculative practices are prevalent in the Shui Bei market, including short selling and leveraging, which can lead to significant financial risks for merchants [5]. - Merchants often engage in pre-sale models that allow them to control large amounts of gold with minimal capital, increasing the risk of financial collapse if market conditions shift unfavorably [5]. Group 4: Investor Behavior - The surge in gold prices has attracted many investors, leading to a shift from cautious investment to speculative gambling, with individuals risking substantial personal assets [7]. - The allure of quick profits has transformed gold investment into a high-stakes gamble, resulting in significant financial losses for many participants [7]. Group 5: Regulatory and Industry Recommendations - To address the issues highlighted by the Shui Bei incident, recommendations include strengthening regulatory oversight, enhancing industry self-discipline, improving investor education, and leveraging technology for market monitoring [10][11]. - The establishment of a comprehensive governance system is suggested to mitigate speculative risks and promote sustainable development in the gold industry [10][11].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the emerging risks associated with a high-leverage gold trading model in the Shenzhen Shui Bei market, particularly focusing on the sudden closure of a gold trading company, Shenzhen Yue Baoxin Precious Metals Co., Ltd, which has left many merchants and customers unable to retrieve their funds and gold materials [2][5][9]. Group 1: Trading Model and Risks - The prevalent trading method allows buyers to lock in the price of gold by paying a deposit of approximately 2.4% to 3% of the actual gold price, significantly lower than the typical 10% margin required for gold futures trading [2][10]. - This model has led some traders to engage in speculative practices, such as short-selling, where they do not purchase the gold immediately but wait for prices to drop before fulfilling orders, exposing them to substantial risks if prices rise instead [3][16][17]. - The leverage involved in these transactions can reach 30 to 50 times, creating a scenario where small price fluctuations can lead to significant financial losses or gains for traders [12][15]. Group 2: Company Closure and Impact - On September 13, 2023, Yue Baoxin announced its closure due to the freezing of its bank accounts and the disappearance of its legal representative, leaving many clients unable to access their funds or gold [5][9]. - Reports indicate that affected merchants have suffered significant losses, with one gold shop in Henan losing over 900,000 yuan worth of gold due to the company's abrupt exit [8][9]. - The Shenzhen Gold and Jewelry Association has stated that while some companies are facing issues, the situation has been exaggerated on social media, and many businesses continue to operate normally [9]. Group 3: Legal and Regulatory Concerns - The trading model may be classified as illegal due to its resemblance to futures trading, which is subject to strict regulations. The low deposit requirement and the speculative nature of the transactions raise concerns about potential fraud and illegal operations [20][21][22]. - Legal experts suggest that the practices of these traders could lead to accusations of contract fraud or illegal business operations, especially if they fail to deliver on their agreements [21][23]. - Historical cases have shown that similar trading practices have been deemed illegal by courts, reinforcing the need for regulatory scrutiny in the gold trading sector [22][23].

Core Viewpoint - A recent incident involving 16 gold material merchants in Shui Bei going missing has raised concerns in the gold industry, with reports indicating that approximately 260 kilograms of gold materials were involved, affecting over a hundred downstream wholesale merchants [2]. Group 1: Incident Overview - The news reported that many merchants on the list were falsely accused, with the Shenzhen Gold Jewelry Industry Association stating that the majority of the companies were misrepresented [2]. - One company, Yue Baoxin, was highlighted for allegedly causing a loss of around 900,000 yuan (approximately 0.13 million) in gold materials for a jewelry store in Henan [2]. Group 2: Business Model and Risks - Gold material merchants primarily engage in trading and supplying gold raw materials, with their clients being jewelry retailers and processing factories [3]. - The business model involves clients placing orders and paying a deposit, allowing merchants to control large amounts of gold with minimal upfront capital, which can lead to significant risks if gold prices fluctuate [3][4]. - The recent surge in international gold prices, surpassing 830 yuan per gram, has exacerbated the situation, as merchants may face losses if they cannot deliver gold at the agreed prices [4]. Group 3: Regulatory Concerns - The incident has highlighted the need for increased regulatory oversight in the gold market, particularly regarding speculative practices and the potential for financial instability among merchants [4].

Core Viewpoint - The news highlights a significant incident in the gold industry where 16 gold material merchants in Shui Bei reportedly went missing, allegedly taking away 260 kilograms of gold raw materials, impacting over a hundred downstream wholesale merchants [2]. Group 1: Incident Overview - The incident involves 16 gold material merchants who are said to have disappeared, leading to substantial financial losses for downstream merchants who had prepaid funds [2]. - One of the affected companies, Yue Baoxin Precious Metals Co., was found closed with its items cleared out, and customers have been seeking redress at local police stations [2]. - Reports indicate that a gold shop in Henan lost approximately 900,000 yuan worth of gold raw materials due to its dealings with Yue Baoxin [2]. Group 2: Business Model and Risks - Gold material merchants primarily engage in trading and supplying gold raw materials, with their clients being gold retailers, jewelry factories, and gold processing shops [3]. - The business model typically involves clients placing orders and paying upfront, allowing merchants to profit from the price difference between buying and selling gold [3]. - The incident is attributed to a risky pricing model where merchants could control large amounts of gold with minimal upfront capital, leading to potential financial instability if gold prices fluctuate unfavorably [4]. Group 3: Market Context and Regulatory Concerns - The recent surge in international gold prices has exacerbated the situation, with local gold prices surpassing 830 yuan per gram [4]. - Previous incidents in the industry, such as a case involving "Qianbaiwan Jewelry," highlight ongoing issues with speculative practices and the need for regulatory oversight in the gold market [4].

2025.09. 17 本文字数：5369，阅读时长大约10分钟 作者 | 第一财经 王方然 封图 | AI生成 买方仅需20元，就能锁定1克黄金的价格，到期即便金价上涨，卖方也能按照原价交付。在深圳水贝黄金市场，这已经成为不少黄金商户，乃至公众买 金时，普遍流行的交易手法。 然而，这种高杠杆的交易模式，正悄然积累巨大风险。水贝市场的多名商家，近期向第一财经爆料，一家名为深圳市粤宝鑫贵金属有限公司（下称"粤 宝鑫"）的黄金"料商"，突然在深夜通知"法人失联"、门店关闭，多名涉及的商户货款与黄金原料无法提取。料商是指 从上游供货方采购黄金原料，向 下游小商户供货的黄金原料交易商。 目前，事件进展、门店关闭原因尚待有关部门进一步调查。记者调查了解到，粤鑫宝突然跑路、闭店，可能与黄金交易"料商"的预定价交易模式有关。 所谓预定价交易，是水贝市场的部分下游黄金制造销售商，仅需向"料商"支付相当于黄金实际价格约2.4%~3%的定金，就能锁定金价。理想状态下， 金价上涨后，销售商可按锁定的价格补足尾款提货，或直接结算差价获利。与正常黄金期货交易高达10%以上的保证金相比，这一模式门槛更低。 这种交易模式下， 部分料商可能 ...

近日，一则关于水贝16家黄金料商爆雷跑路的消息在黄金行业内迅速传开，事情真相如何？证券时报记者进行实地走访。 名单中大部分企业被误伤 网传消息指出，16家水贝黄金料商突然跑路失联，被曝卷走260公斤黄金原料，导致下游商户预付资金难以追回，涉及下游批发商户超百家。对此，记者来 到网传跑路商家名单中的粤宝鑫贵金属有限公司，发现现场已经关灯闭门，店内物品基本清空，门上还有封条。有旁边的商户表示，前几天有很多来维权的 客户，目前已经到当地派出所进行登记。 据河南媒体报道，粤宝鑫之所以备受关注，原因在于河南许昌胖东来天使城内的一家金店，因委托粤宝鑫公司提纯加工黄金，最终被卷走价值约90万元的黄 金原料，总重量超过一公斤。 责编：叶舒筠 校对： 姚远 版权声明 证券时报各平台所有原创内容，未经书面授权，任何单位及个人不得转载。我社保留追 究相关 行 为主体法律责任的权利。 所谓黄金料商，即专门从事黄金原材料（即板料）交易和供应的商家，其客户主要是黄金零售商、珠宝工厂及黄金首饰加工店。通常而言，料商业务模式比 较简单，即客户向料商下单购买板料（一般是标准金条）并支付货款，料商收款后，会从上游的黄金交易所会员单位或大型金厂调 ...