Everyone who enters the stock market is pursuing an eternal mystery: Why do stocks rise and why do stocks fall? What about you, being cut off?
"Money" will be released on November 22 "Fortress" may give you a chilling answer.
This financial crime blockbuster starring Wang Qianyuan and Feng Shaofeng brings the scandalous "shady story" of the stock market to the big screen for the first time.
Through a huge financial fraud case involving billions of funds, the film reveals the dark side of the stock market that ordinary investors will never see.
"The price limit is just a call from the dealer." This sentence reveals the reality that small retail investors are least willing to face.
In "Fortress of Money", we finally see how those mysterious capital predators play with the stock market:
The first is "counter-trading". Financial tycoon Han Dongchuan, played by Feng Shaofeng, creates false trading volume by inducing multiple retail accounts to buy and sell large amounts of the same stock within a specific period of time.
This method is common in reality, but rarely exposed. A detail in the
video is impressive: when the stock price is manipulated to rise, the trading data on the big screen seems to be dancing, while in the dark, the traders are dancing and smoking to relax.
The second is "disinformation manipulation". The criminal group in the film spread false good news to induce retail investors to follow suit and buy.
These techniques include planning fake news, hiring online trolls, and creating market rumors. There is a detail in the
video: when a large amount of "insider information" suddenly appeared in a certain stock forum, the camera cut to a company manipulating transactions, with dozens of "commentators" inside who were furiously typing on the keyboard.
The most shocking thing is the "insider trading" link. The
video shows how financial criminals obtain inside information by bribing or threatening executives of listed companies and regulatory personnel.
Of course, not all executives will give in. At this time, ruthless people like Chen Guokun are needed to target the relatives of the executives and use the threats of their relatives as bargaining chips to complete priceless transactions or exchanges of interests.
Screenwriter Yori Tsugu has a legal background, which makes these financial crime scenes seem particularly real. Every operational detail that appears in the
film can be found in real-life cases.
Director Peng Fa uses cold lens language to present these details in a chilling way.
What is particularly worth mentioning is the “Internet celebrity stock recommendation” link. The
film shows how the Internet celebrity played by Feng Shaofeng uses his appeal to first induce retail investors to buy through his personal influence, and then uses other funds to push up the stock price.
Although these scenes only take up a few minutes, they truly restore the modus operandi of some major cases.
Policeman Zheng Yi, played by Wang Qianyuan, said when investigating the case: "In this world, there may be two things that cannot be looked at directly. One is the sun, and the other is human greed."
This line can be said to break the stock market. nature.
The video restores the entire process of "taking the market": from the early fund raising and account preparation, to the mid-term promotion and shipment, and then to the later stage of concentrated selling. Every link is like a vivid "anti-fraud lesson" for the audience.
The most shocking thing is the "fund plate" operation shown in the film.
criminals use high returns as bait to design nested fund pools. When Han Dongchuan said in the film, "This market will never lack greedy people," he seemed to express the common essence of all financial scams.
After watching the movie, you will find that every change in the stock market may have surprising secrets hidden behind it.
The significance of "Money Fortress" is not only to expose the shady story, but also to provide prevention.
When you see how retail investors fall into carefully designed traps step by step in the film, you may have a clearer understanding of the market.
Just like a small detail in the film, a deceived retail investor, induced by a "cute girl" expert, spent 7 to 8 million to buy the same stock and continued to lose money. When
was finally caught, he discovered that the person who recommended his stocks was a bald, foot-picking man...
China has 220 million stockholders. From a certain perspective, this film captured their unspeakable pain.
Everyone who enters the stock market is pursuing an eternal mystery: Why do stocks rise and why do stocks fall? What about you, being cut off?
"Money" will be released on November 22 "Fortress" may give you a chilling answer.
This financial crime blockbuster starring Wang Qianyuan and Feng Shaofeng brings the scandalous "shady story" of the stock market to the big screen for the first time.
Through a huge financial fraud case involving billions of funds, the film reveals the dark side of the stock market that ordinary investors will never see.
"The price limit is just a call from the dealer." This sentence reveals the reality that small retail investors are least willing to face.
In "Fortress of Money", we finally see how those mysterious capital predators play with the stock market:
The first is "counter-trading". Financial tycoon Han Dongchuan, played by Feng Shaofeng, creates false trading volume by inducing multiple retail accounts to buy and sell large amounts of the same stock within a specific period of time.
This method is common in reality, but rarely exposed. A detail in the
video is impressive: when the stock price is manipulated to rise, the trading data on the big screen seems to be dancing, while in the dark, the traders are dancing and smoking to relax.
The second is "disinformation manipulation". The criminal group in the film spread false good news to induce retail investors to follow suit and buy.
These techniques include planning fake news, hiring online trolls, and creating market rumors. There is a detail in the
video: when a large amount of "insider information" suddenly appeared in a certain stock forum, the camera cut to a company manipulating transactions, with dozens of "commentators" inside who were furiously typing on the keyboard.
The most shocking thing is the "insider trading" link. The
video shows how financial criminals obtain inside information by bribing or threatening executives of listed companies and regulatory personnel.
Of course, not all executives will give in. At this time, ruthless people like Chen Guokun are needed to target the relatives of the executives and use the threats of their relatives as bargaining chips to complete priceless transactions or exchanges of interests.
Screenwriter Yori Tsugu has a legal background, which makes these financial crime scenes seem particularly real. Every operational detail that appears in the
film can be found in real-life cases.
Director Peng Fa uses cold lens language to present these details in a chilling way.
What is particularly worth mentioning is the “Internet celebrity stock recommendation” link. The
film shows how the Internet celebrity played by Feng Shaofeng uses his appeal to first induce retail investors to buy through his personal influence, and then uses other funds to push up the stock price.
Although these scenes only take up a few minutes, they truly restore the modus operandi of some major cases.
Policeman Zheng Yi, played by Wang Qianyuan, said when investigating the case: "In this world, there may be two things that cannot be looked at directly. One is the sun, and the other is human greed."
This line can be said to break the stock market. nature.
The video restores the entire process of "taking the market": from the early fund raising and account preparation, to the mid-term promotion and shipment, and then to the later stage of concentrated selling. Every link is like a vivid "anti-fraud lesson" for the audience.
The most shocking thing is the "fund plate" operation shown in the film.
criminals use high returns as bait to design nested fund pools. When Han Dongchuan said in the film, "This market will never lack greedy people," he seemed to express the common essence of all financial scams.
After watching the movie, you will find that every change in the stock market may have surprising secrets hidden behind it.
The significance of "Money Fortress" is not only to expose the shady story, but also to provide prevention.
When you see how retail investors fall into carefully designed traps step by step in the film, you may have a clearer understanding of the market.
Just like a small detail in the film, a deceived retail investor, induced by a "cute girl" expert, spent 7 to 8 million to buy the same stock and continued to lose money. When
was finally caught, he discovered that the person who recommended his stocks was a bald, foot-picking man...
China has 220 million stockholders. From a certain perspective, this film captured their unspeakable pain.
Stock trading is risky, so you need to be cautious when entering the market. We should also watch more movies like "Fortress of Money". Its greatest practical significance is to let us understand the process and internals of stock recommendation fraud and nip it in the bud!
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