Recently, many WeChat messages recommending stocks are deceptive, so be careful not to be fooled.

You're right. There are indeed many frauds in online stock recommendation, so we need to be vigilant to avoid being cheated. This kind of fraud usually takes the following forms:

1. Fake stock trading software: The scammer will recommend a so-called "stock trading artifact" or "stock trading expert", claiming that it can accurately predict the stock trend and induce victims to download and install it. These softwares may contain viruses, which may steal your personal information or even steal your funds directly.

2. Paid membership: Some scammers will provide some free stock advice first, and then induce you to buy their premium membership service. These services are usually expensive, but the information provided may not be accurate, and you may even suffer losses.

3. Investment fraud: Liars may use high returns as bait to induce you to invest in some false stocks or other financial products. These investments are likely to be scams, and your funds may be transferred to the liar's account, which is difficult to recover.

To protect yourself from such fraud, please follow the following points:

1. Add strangers cautiously: Don't add strangers' WeChat easily, especially those "experts" or "mentors" who claim to make you rich.

2. Verify the source of information: When paying attention to stock information, try to obtain it from formal channels, such as securities companies and financial websites. Don't believe the so-called "inside information" on the Internet.

3. Don't invest easily: when investing, fully investigate and analyze the company and products. Don't blindly follow the trend, and don't be tempted by high returns.

4. Protect personal information: Don't disclose your personal information, such as bank account number and password, on the Internet at will. Avoid giving swindlers an opportunity.

5. Call the police in time: If you find that you may become a victim of fraud, you should call the police immediately. At the same time, you can also report the account of the liar to the relevant platform to avoid more people being fooled.

In short, in the face of stock recommendation information on the Internet, we should always be vigilant and not credulous, so as not to cause losses to our property.