Hoax image using the name and identity of Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange’s leaders
Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange (HOSE) has recently discovered and warned about a hoax image related to HOSE that is being circulated on various social media platforms.
The hoax image, as shown above, fraudulently uses the names and identities of HOSE’s leaders and official information channels. It is important to note that all official information related to trading activities, corporate disclosures, and market alerts or notifications are published transparently on HOSE’s authorized channels only. Investors are advised to refer to HOSE’s official website and fanpage for accurate and up-to-date information.
As the sophistication of hoax schemes on social media evolves, HOSE urges investors to be vigilant and refrain from sharing or disseminating unverified content. It is essential to cross-reference information from multiple sources before making investment decisions to mitigate potential risks.
HOSE remains committed to collaborating with relevant authorities to address any violations involving hoax schemes and dissemination of misleading information, ensuring the integrity and stability of the stock market.
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