The biggest characteristic of the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets is that whether the stock price rises or not depends on whether the market makers speculate. When do market makers have the most passion for hype? The banker is most passionate when he has eaten a lot of cheap chips. Therefore, if individual investors can accurately judge the position of the market makers when trading stocks with them, keep a close eye on a newly established stock, and intervene when it is about to rise, they will surely reap a surprise of wealth appreciation and fission. The key here is how to discover that the banker has eaten and drunk enough. My experience of watching stocks for many years is that possessing one of the following characteristics can preliminarily determine that the banker's position building is coming to an end:

Firstly, a small amount can pull out the long yang or seal off the limit up. After the new stock is listed, the banker who is interested in the new stock enters the market to buy. After a period of collection, if the banker can easily pull out the limit up with very little capital, it means that the banker's chip collection work is coming to an end and has the ability to control the market at will.

Secondly, the K-line trend goes its own way, ignoring the independent market trend of the overall market. Some stocks do not rise when the market rises, and do not fall when the market falls. This situation usually indicates that most of the chips have fallen into the hands of the banker: when the trend is downward and there are floating chips smashing the market, the banker will hold the chips and seal off the downward space to prevent cheap chips from being snatched away; The general trend is trending upwards or stabilizing, with hot money grabbing the market. However, due to various reasons, the market makers still do not want to trigger the market, so fierce market crashes occur, blocking the upward space of the stock price and preventing short-term hot money from disrupting the speculation plan. The K-line pattern of stocks tends to consolidate horizontally or fluctuate slightly along the moving average.

Thirdly, the K-line trend fluctuates unpredictably, while the intraday chart oscillates violently, resulting in extremely low trading volume. At the end of the collection period, the market makers use a small amount of chips to create charts in order to wash away short-term profit opportunities and erode the confidence of retail investors in holding stocks. From the daily candlestick, the stock price fluctuates, sometimes reaching the peak and sometimes the bottom, but the stock price always cannot break through the top or bottom of the box. And the intraday trend chart showed significant fluctuations. The price difference between commission buying and commission selling is also very large, sometimes by a few points, sometimes by a few cents, giving people a vague and unpredictable feeling. The trading volume is also extremely irregular, sometimes taking only a few minutes to complete a transaction, and sometimes taking more than ten minutes to complete a transaction. The intraday trend chart shows horizontal or vertical lines, forming a rectangle, and the trading volume is extremely shrinking. The upper selling pressure is extremely light, the lower support is strong, and there are very few floating chips.

Fourthly, in the event of a negative impact, the stock price may rise instead of falling, or although there may be a slight and unlimited correction on the same day, it will close with a strong bullish trend the next day, and the stock price will quickly recover to its original level. Suddenly, a sudden windfall hit, catching the market makers off guard. Retail investors could throw their chips and run away, while the market makers could only go around. So the market can see negative sentiment hitting the day, with many selling and more buying after the opening, but soon selling decreases and the stock price stabilizes. Due to the fear of retail investors finding cheap chips, the stock price was quickly raised to its original level by the market makers the next day. On November 5, 1999, due to the punishment imposed by the China Securities Regulatory Commission on the company, the stock price of Minfufa fell nearly 1 yuan that day. The next day, as soon as the market opened, the market makers rose.