8 practical techniques for the main force of the market maker's shipping methods

Scam One: Tail Market Pulls Up, Real Out and Fake In
The market maker deliberately sets the closing price by using several large orders to boost volume in the minutes before the market closes. This phenomenon is most common on Fridays, when the market makers prepare the graphics to attract free recommendations from stock reviews, deceiving investors into thinking that the market makers are about to rise. They open on Monday and boldly follow up. This type of trading technique proves that the market makers have weak strength and insufficient funds. The closing market is rising, and investors don't even have time to place orders. This is what the market makers are looking for. I only dare to engage in guerrilla warfare and dare not launch a frontal attack.
Scam 2: Limit up and limit down scam
The market makers exert their efforts to pull the stock price to the limit up board, and then block hundreds of thousands of buy orders at the limit up price. As the buy orders are not heavily blocked, short-term follow the trend orders from all over the country flock in, with one thousand shares for you and one thousand shares for me. There will be one or two hundred follow the trend orders, and then the main players gradually cancel their buy orders and secretly sell them on the limit up board. When the buying volume gradually decreases, the main force blocks hundreds of thousands of orders to attract the last group of followers to chase after the rise, and then cancels the orders and distributes them again. Therefore, if there is a huge increase in the limit up, it is most likely due to shipment. Sometimes in the morning, some stocks open at the limit down board, knocking out all the buy orders in the call auction. Many people will see a lot of stock price rebounds as soon as they see it. If it's not for selling, the stock price will immediately recover. If they can still buy at the limit down board with ease, it definitely proves that the main force is selling at the limit down board.
Scam 3: Breaking through with a huge amount of high position stocks
And 'huge quantity' refers to a turnover rate of over 10%. This kind of breakthrough is most likely a fake breakthrough. Since it is at a high level, the profit base of the market maker is abundant. Why is there a huge amount of breakthrough, and where does this amount come from? It is obvious that the huge volume is driven by short-term follow the trend trading and the joint trading of market makers, who use the strategy of increasing volume to deceive investors. Upon closer analysis, even the market makers have reduced their positions, so the stock price naturally cannot grow like a rabbit's tail. The increase in volume proves that the locking degree of chips is no longer high.
Scam 4: Pan Kou Commission Scam
In the securities analysis system, the three buy and sell orders are played by the market makers. When all three buy orders are large three digit buy orders and the sell orders are small two digit sell orders, most people think that the main force is going to rise. This is the goal that the banker aims to achieve. Guiding investors to sell goods, in order to achieve the goal of the market maker selling. When the water is clear, there will be no fish. If everything goes straight, what will the market maker do to make money? This is the reverse thinking of the banker. Therefore, in order to make money, one must keep pace with the banker.
Scam 5: Utilizing the Weakness of Analysis Software
Patient market makers only sell 2000-8000 shares at a time, and will not exceed 10000 shares at all. Therefore, some software analysis systems do not consider this small order transaction as a main selling, but rather as a free turnover for individual investors. Two traders input on two computers, buy 100 shares at the commission price of sell one and sell 9900 shares at the commission price of buy three, and then place orders simultaneously. The display shows that 10000 shares have been sold, and it was sold according to the commission order. The analysis system will count it as an active buy order. This requires keeping a close eye on the average price. If there is a proactive large purchase, but the time of use moving average drops, it proves that this transaction is a fake buy and a real sell.
Scam 6: Pan Kou Abnormal Movement Scam
Some stocks, which were originally moving steadily, suddenly saw a large order drop the stock price by 5%, and then immediately recovered. The buyers thought they had picked a bargain, and those who did not buy also thought it was worth picking up. Therefore, they actively placed orders at the low price level just now, and then the market makers smashed them down again, even lower, knocking out all the buying orders in the lower range, thus achieving a happy ending for everyone. Retail investors think they have picked up a bargain, while market makers are happy to offer a large number of chips. This is a variation of the dealer's method of suppressing shipments.
Scam 7: Strong Zhuang Stocks Release Massive Upsurge after Ex rights
This situation is mostly due to the dealer's distribution of reverse and upward movements. Market makers use ex rights to significantly lower the absolute price of stocks, thereby reducing investors' vigilance. Due to investors' excellent impression of strong market stocks, they believe that market makers will make a comeback and engage in a stock filling market when the low price increases after ex rights. Attracting a large number of follow the trend traders to intervene, the market makers are pulling and dispatching at the same time. If the market makers do not raise much, those who have already entered the market will not have much profit and will not be eliminated. Those who have not entered the market feel that the increase is not significant and can follow up. Combined with the praise from stock reviews, the market makers, with the help of retail investors, cashed in their stocks and successfully fled.
Scam 8: Bulldozer style Lifting
The banker puts hundreds of buy orders on each buy order, and then puts dozens of sell orders on three commission orders, pushing up one price at a time, all of which are large proactive buy orders. In fact, these sell orders are all from the banker, attracting followers to follow suit. Such a rise proves that the top is not far away, and the stock price can drop at any time. By looking at the essence through the phenomenon, we will not be deceived by the market makers!