The purpose of market manipulation is to try to shake off those who are not determined to follow the trend, while the purpose of market manipulation is to attract buying as much as possible, stabilize the confidence of other shareholders through various means, and distribute as many stocks as possible at the highest possible price. Distinguishing between the two is crucial as it directly affects everyone's profit situation. But in practical operation, many investors regard the market maker's liquidation as selling, and selling as liquidation. As a result, the stocks sold skyrocketed all the way, while the stocks held on stubbornly fell again and again, deeply trapped. So much so that in addition to causing economic losses, it also has a significant impact on investors' mentality.

Firstly, let's talk about the differences in market capitalization. When the market maker ships, they will not place large sell orders on the selling list. Buying a DSLR below will result in a higher commission ratio, creating the illusion of more buying orders. However, there may be unsold goods at a certain price point above. There are often large sell orders in the transaction details, but the buy orders are weak, resulting in a price drop and inability to rise. When the banker is washing the market, there are large sell orders hanging on the sell list, creating the illusion of a lot of sell orders. But there is a lot of selling at the key price point, and although there are not many buying orders, the buying speed is very fast. The number of transactions is high, but the stock price is not falling, mostly for washing up.

Next, let's talk about the differences in candlestick patterns. From the perspective of daily candlestick patterns, it is more crucial to analyze whether the market maker is selling or clearing the market. The banker only wants to shake off the indecisive followers, not to scare away everyone, otherwise the banker will have to buy more chips. It is necessary to ensure that a portion of steadfast individuals remain optimistic about this stock and continue to follow him to help him lock in his chips. So some key price points will not fall below during the market wash, which are often the starting positions of the last wash. This is because the price of the dishes that have already been washed last time does not need to be washed again. It also prevents the price difference of short covering for the people who were shaken out last time, which makes the candlestick pattern very clearly stratified. The primary purpose of the market maker's sales is to try to sell a large number of stocks in their hands, so the key price point will not be protected, resulting in the K-line price losing control without any hierarchy and blindly falling.

The difference in center of gravity: whether the center of gravity has shifted downwards is a significant indicator for distinguishing between washing and shipping. The banker's strategy is to make the graphics look ugly, but they do not want others to buy cheap goods. So regardless of whether the daily candlestick closes with a dark cloud line, a large bearish candlestick, a long shadow, a crosshair, or four or five consecutive bearish candlesticks or even more, its center of gravity never shifts downward, that is, the price always remains stable. However, the dealer's shipments, although sometimes making the chart look better and accepting bullish lines, have always shifted their focus downwards. The difference between market manipulation and selling is a battle of wits with the market manipulation. Market manipulation often uses classic techniques such as short selling candlesticks and candlestick combinations to achieve the goal of market manipulation, while also using classic techniques such as long selling candlesticks and candlestick combinations to achieve the goal of selling.

Those who can detect the bottom of stock prices and follow up in a timely manner are undoubtedly winners in the stock market, but this opportunity is rare for most people. From the situation where trading volume often shrinks extremely when the stock price is at the bottom, it can be seen that those who can successfully buy the bottom are still a lucky few. But investors can follow up when the main market wash is over, so even if they miss the first wave of the market, they can seize the second spring of the stock market. Most of the stocks in the stock market experienced washout and consolidation during the mid rise. Once the main force is cleaned up, it often launches a main uptrend, and investors who cannot bottom out can also reach halfway up the mountain.

There are three key points for searching for buying points at the end of dish washing. 1、 Observing individual stocks that are currently in the upward phase, with a certain increase from the bottom but have not yet experienced a sudden surge in volume, as well as stocks that have had main players involved but have not yet started their main upward trend, they will be listed as key focus areas; 2、 Pay attention to when these individual stocks show obvious washout and consolidation movements, and observe their changes before they occur; 3、 Once the liquidation is completed and there is an upward breakthrough, investors can intervene when the stock price breaks through the high point before the liquidation.