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Can Buddhist disciples bargain with others when shopping, and can laymen buy stocks at home?

Whether a Buddhist disciple can bargain with others when shopping in the street depends on the specific situation. Generally speaking, people who believe in Buddhism should abide by Buddhist precepts and regulations, and should not participate in commercial activities in secular society, let alone bargain with others. However, this does not mean that Buddhist practitioners can't buy what they need, just do it legally and legally.

As for whether the householder can buy stocks, it depends on local laws, regulations and religious beliefs. Generally speaking, Buddhist practitioners should not participate in business activities or investment activities. However, this does not mean that householders can't buy stocks, as long as they abide by local laws, regulations and religious beliefs.

Therefore, it is necessary to judge whether Buddhist disciples can bargain with others when shopping in the street and whether laymen can speculate in stocks at home according to specific circumstances.