Beware of intermediaries selling 'bull market plus funds' and banks intensively blocking loan funds from entering the market A "financial offensive and defensive battle" is unfolding around "loan stock trading". Recently, with the increasing activity of the A-share market and frequent record highs in the stock index, banks have urgently "blocked" the illegal entry of credit funds into the stock market channel. Since August, more than ten banks have issued intensive announcements, clearly prohibiting credit card funds from being used for investment fields such as stock trading and virtual currencies, and upgrading pre loan review and post loan monitoring methods. However, under the multiple stimuli of consumer loan interest rates as low as 3% and bank apps "attracting" account opening, there are still investors who heavily invest in the stock market through "leverage" lending funds, and even the chaos of intermediary agencies selling "bull market plus funds". For such investors, professionals warn that such operations may face risks such as account freezing and credit damage, and may even cross legal red lines. Stock market fluctuations can also amplify debt. (First Financial)