Several trading techniques commonly used by market makers and practical skills

Many investors often feel confused about some special phenomena of individual stock market opening. Here is some analysis for everyone.

Instantly raise before closing - a large buy suddenly appears half a minute before closing, pulling the stock price to a high level.

Purpose: Due to the limited financial strength of the market makers, in order to save funds, the key price at which the stock price closes at a relatively high level or breaks through strong resistance, will be suddenly hit by the closing market and instantly rise. Assuming the stock price is 10 yuan and the market maker wants it to close at 10.8 yuan, if it rises to 10.8 yuan in the morning, in order to maintain the price at 10.8 yuan until the close, a large number of sell orders must be placed at 10.8 yuan, requiring a significant amount of funds. By adopting the tactic of a surprise attack at the end of the market, most people have not yet reacted and are unable to sell, allowing the market makers to achieve their goals.

Instantly drop before closing - a large sell order suddenly appeared half a minute before closing, causing the stock price to drop significantly and drop to a very low level.

Purpose: 1. To create unsightly shapes such as a bare footed bearish candlestick or a cross star on the daily candlestick chart, causing fear among shareholders and achieving the goal of shaking positions. 2. To enter the rising list and attract investors' attention by opening high and rising sharply the next day. 3. The trader sells stocks at a low price to themselves or their affiliates.

Instantly high opening - opening at the limit up or with a significant increase, then falling back in an instant.

Purpose: 1. To break through the key price range, the market maker does not want to cause others to follow the trend due to the red market, so it forms a bearish candlestick to achieve the goal of shaking positions. 2. A way of attracting funds. 3. Test the trading action and see if the top sell-off is heavy.

Instantly opening significantly lower - opening with a limit down or opening significantly lower.

Purpose:

1. Shipment. 2. Collect the sun and make the graphics look good. 3. The trader sells the chips at a low price to themselves or their affiliates.

Instantly surge during trading - the daily limit up may be a significant increase, followed by a sudden drop.

Purpose: To test the trading action and see if the top sell-off is heavy

Instantly significant suppression - hitting the daily limit down or hitting a low with a large drop, and then rebounding in an instant.

Purpose: 1. Test the trading action to see the support and market attention of the following stock. 2. The trader sells the chips at a low price to themselves or their affiliates. 3. Make a long shadow line to make the graphics look good and attract investors. 4. The banker's funds are insufficient, so they sold some chips and used the proceeds to raise the price.

Fishing line. In the real-time trend of individual stocks on the same day, they initially maintain a certain upward slope, and then suddenly plummet sharply in a straight line, forming a "fishing rod" and a "fishing line" shape. This is caused by the banker suddenly lowering the price and placing a huge sell order after falling to a high position and attracting the trend following market. If there are not many orders accepted at this time, the banker may still pull them back, otherwise it will be a thousand miles.

Long term no transactions. The banker controls the entire market or most of the chips are stuck above. Put a big buy on the buying side. This is often a sign of insufficient funds for the market maker, attempting to attract retail investors to buy and raise the price (if the market maker wants to build a position and significantly raise it, it is too late to conceal it, how can they indicate to others that they want to buy).