Online investment frauds are everywhere. Don’t believe in recommending stocks in chat groups.

I am a higher manager in a company with plenty of leisure time. When I was free I usually read through news and my WeChat moments. Once a lady sent me a friend request on WeChat, my first course of action was to check her moments and realized that her life was happy and of high quality. So I accepted her request. Gradually I let my guards down towards her and grew somewhat yearning for her life, so I occasionally liked and commented her moments.
After further acquaintance, I have learned that the lady lived an affluent life. Her husband was busy all year round leaving her as a full-time housewife with some investment as her part-time job. I thought to myself: “she still deals in investment with her already affluent life, maybe it’s very beneficial. I should give it a try.” After some familiarizing on the internet, I asked if she could guide me in those investments. I put in 300k initially and made some profit. Although it wasn’t great, but profit is always exhilarating.
Later one day, the lady friend mysteriously told me that something big was coming. I asked my teacher, to which he replied “yes, but it requires a lot of capital. You’re short on funds, so I didn’t tell you.” After this prodding, I told my teacher that I will transfer the 300k from my stock market account for this maneuver. After some deals under the teacher’s instructions, my account suffered from great losses. The teacher told me not to worry and keep on with the investment. Thus, in a few day’s time, my account with 600k initially had only 90k left. Then I grew suspicious and told my teacher I’d like to quit. On the second day, my account was frozen.