1. Cutting leeks is a word in the field of financial management. It generally refers to the process of institutions, funds, and large investors selling stocks, leading to a sharp fall in individual stocks or stock markets, to welcome new opportunities for position building, and then re build positions at a low level.
 2. Cutting leeks is a word in the field of financial management. It generally refers to the process of institutions, funds, and large investors selling stocks, leading to a sharp fall in individual stocks or stock markets, to welcome new opportunities for position building, and then re build positions at a low level.
 3. In this process, the money of individual investors is cut away like leeks. Because individual investors continue to enter the market, leeks will grow again after being cut.
 4. Hot money
 5. The rise and fall of stocks usually fluctuate greatly due to the operation of hot money. In this case, some retail investors are difficult to grasp the correct trading time, and finally lose in the ups and downs of stock prices.
 6. Makers
 7. Makers have been in business for a long time, so some of them use time for space to take a continuous downward trend to kill the patience of some retail investors. Retail investors can't stand the long-term decline of stock prices, and finally cut their meat out.
 8. Major shareholders of listed companies
 9. Some major shareholders of listed companies will take advantage of their positions and information to manipulate stock prices, and will cooperate with some institutions to conduct transactions with a high tracking rate, cutting leeks behind the institutions.