1： Suppressing the establishment of warehouses. This technique is quite common in a market crash, as the stock market continues to decline and market confidence in holding stocks is undermined. The main force takes advantage of the inertia of the market's center of gravity constantly falling, and uses large sell offs to lower the stock price shortly after the opening of the morning session and continuously suppress it. Usually, the main force only needs a small sell off to cause panic in the market, and cut meat and stop loss orders flock out, leaving a continuous bearish candlestick on the daily K-line.
2： Pressure plate construction warehouse. The stock market is in a period of consolidation and consolidation, which is a common technique. In daily market observation, investors can find that there are relatively large selling orders above individual stocks, while buying orders below appear scattered and disorderly. When the stock index rises rapidly and causes the stock price to rise synchronously, there will always be active selling orders, which will knock the stock price back to its original position. However, when the stock market falls rapidly, the decline in individual stock prices is not significant, and implicit buying is active. If you observe the intraday chart, you can usually see the traces of clamp movement. On the daily K-line, the combination of small yin and small yang K-lines is more common, and multiple technical moving averages begin to bond.
3： Drive up and build warehouses. The intermediate rebound trend of the market has been established, and off exchange funds are gradually entering the market. Market sentiment is beginning to recover. In this situation, it will become difficult for the main players to build positions, so they have to adopt bidding to build positions, especially when market chips begin to concentrate on the bulls. Therefore, the main players are likely to adopt a rapid upward trend to build positions.
1: Pull the stock up to a new box and create a regular box consolidation pattern. Short term funds will think that every time the stock reaches the top of the box, it is a strong resistance, so they will repeatedly sell their chips at these positions. The main force will eat chips at the top of this box. When the box consolidation runs to a certain stage, the main force's position building task will gradually be completed. Then, it will be easy for the stock to break through the box and rise sharply afterwards.
2: Building positions on the limit up board is usually a sophisticated technique used by the main force, with a long-term intention of sitting on the market. When the stock price quickly rises to the limit up board, the main force takes out a large amount of funds to seal off the limit up board, and then sells a huge amount of shares. The individual stock price shows a "diving" trend on the time chart, and many short-term funds are eager to cash in profits. The main force uses scattered buying orders to take over these chips one by one. If the market selling pressure is relatively high, the stock K-line will have a long upward shadow. The next day, if the overall trend is not good, the individual stock price will open lower by more than 2% again, and there will be a wave of rapid decline to lure closing orders out, in order to achieve the initial purpose of clearing the market. As the stock price approaches the main cost line, active buying by the main force will quickly emerge, and a new upward trend for individual stocks will begin.
