From manually "making T" to leveraging brokerage T0 algorithms: Individual investors are ushering in the era of quantitative trading.

Since the beginning of this year, many securities firms have successively launched T0 algorithm services, using AI and quantitative trading technology to help investors engage in "buying low and selling high" operations within the same trading day, capturing the profit from price differentials. In the past, such quantitative trading tools were mainly used by financial institutions due to their high cost. With the development of financial technology, intelligent quantitative tools are gradually becoming popular, to some extent promoting equal trading rights between individuals and institutions. However, the use of intelligent tools does not guarantee a "sure profit." During interviews, journalists learned that even when using algorithm tools, users' profits are still affected by market fluctuations, individual stock performance, strategy matching, and other factors. The efficiency advantage and potential risks of securities T0 algorithm services coexist, so investors still need to be rational and cautious in their use.