The third type is slow rising position building, which is a situation where the main force wants to take advantage of the pessimism of market sentiment, but investors are unwilling to cut meat. Due to the intervention of the main force, buying orders gradually increase, and the main force, in order to not attract people's attention, can only adopt a slow fundraising approach as shown in Figure 6;

The fourth type is rapid pull up warehouse construction. Some investors are not afraid of being trapped, afraid of not being trapped, afraid of being trapped, and afraid of rising. They often hold onto their stocks with peace of mind when the stock price falls, and some even hold them for several years without fear. However, if the stock price rises slightly or breaks even or makes a slight profit, they will be busy and afraid that the stock price will fall again, losing the opportunity to escape. The fear of being trapped again prompted them to flee indiscriminately. The main force is precisely using the psychology of individual investors to drive up and build positions. As shown in Figures 7 and 8;