So, how do the main players obtain profits through the oscillating pulling technique? We can find the answer through the stocks that the author actually operates on. Figure 5 shows the actual operation of stock 000939 Kaidi Power by the author. The author is currently working on the third wave of 000939 Kaidi Power. In Figure 5, each relative high point of stock price fluctuation will show a corresponding increase in volume. Although the volume is not very large, compared with the recent trading volume, the amplification of volume is still quite obvious. This amplification of volume indicates that funds are temporarily reducing their holdings and selling at the high point of stock price rise. And every time the stock reaches a high point and increases volume (the main force reduces its position), the stock price will experience a certain degree of decline, and after each decline ends (accompanied by a reduction in volume), the stock price will reach a new high. Imagine, if the stock does not have the main force operating in it, how could the stock price fall and then reach a new high again? You should know that a stock cannot have such a trend solely based on the power of individual investors.

In Figure 6, we can see that the main force used a lock up (no quantity) method in the early stage, indicating that the main force held a large amount of funds and did not want to sell them at that time. The stock price will still rise in the later stage, but unfortunately, the author was locked in the stock for more than two years and was unable to move. The stock also shows a corresponding increase in volume at each relative high point and a decrease in volume at relative low points. After reducing the volume, as long as there is a buying point, you can enter. However, when there is an increase in volume at a relatively high point, as long as there is a selling point on the candlestick, you should firmly exit.