Figure 4

Summary:

After building a position, the banker usually needs to wash out the market. The purpose of washing out the market is to drive out retail investors and other investors who unintentionally follow. The banker does not need them to hold stocks at low levels. The banker hopes that they hold cash, and the banker hopes that they will exchange cash for stocks when the bullish candlestick is close to the top. This is the outcome that the banker hopes to see the most.

So when washing the market, the banker will not stop until the goal is achieved! He often uses the time period when the market is falling to wash out the market, which can better achieve the effect of washing out the market. The standard for judging whether the washing out is coming to an end is the trading volume! We just need to be optimistic about the trading volume. When there is no volume left and there are not many transactions in half a day, it will be close to the end of the market wash. At this time, those who are brave can buy a little at a low price, but they should not act too aggressively, so as not to startle the snake! Buying in large quantities should be done in the early stages of a significant increase in stock prices!