1) From the K-line chart, when the stock price oscillates at a low level, some special patterns often appear. Typical examples include:

A small bullish and bearish candlestick with long upper and lower shadows, and the trading volume is mainly concentrated in the upper shadow area at that time, while there is a large infinite bearish candlestick in the lower shadow area. Many upper shadow lines come from significant infinite pressure near the closing;

After jumping short and opening high, B took advantage of the situation and closed with a large bearish candlestick. At the same time, the trading volume increased, but then continued to increase and rapidly shrunk, causing the stock price to fall back into a seemingly disordered state of movement;

After a slight gap and opening low, C took advantage of the situation and pushed up. In the end, it closed with a bearish candlestick, even showing a significant increase in trading volume. However, it was hit down by a very small trading volume the next day.

2) From the perspective of K-line combinations, there is often a phenomenon of "stagflation" where the trading volume significantly increases during an uptrend but the increase is not high, but the trading volume shrinks rapidly during the subsequent downtrend. Sometimes, after a small increase, the trading volume does not rise or fall. Although the trading volume is not as large as when it rose, it remains at a relatively active level and begins to shrink after one to two months. Due to the increase in the number of main players, the OBV line will rise. Although the main force may not have the strength to rise temporarily, there is still the ability to regulate the trend of individual stocks. Often under pressure at the close.

3) The moving average system gradually moves from disorder and entanglement to clear and undulating veins. Technically speaking, this is the difference demonstrated by cases of successful or unsuccessful warehouse construction. The underlying mechanism is that in the early stages, due to the dispersion of chips, the cost distribution of holding positions is wide, and coupled with deliberate suppression by the main force, the regularity of stock price fluctuations is poor. This is reflected in the moving average system, where short, medium, and long moving averages constantly cross and fluctuate. As the chips held by the main force sink, the floating codes in the market decrease. When the main force holds chips to a certain extent, it often reduces the fluctuation range of the stock price to level the average market cost and reduce other investors' back and forth short spreads. When the distance between moving averages gradually narrows or even overlaps, they will start to try to rise or suppress in the market. Due to the control of the main force over the stock price, although the daily intraday fluctuations are constant, the trend has already formed, and the moving average system reflecting the trend is naturally staggered.

4) In the stage of building positions, the main force and individual investors are actually at opposite ends of the game, and the main force always tries to create a false impression to force individual investors to sell their chips at a low price. Because of this, at the top of the bottom region, the main force often releases various negative news or creates a bearish structure in form, intending to cause psychological panic in the market and actively promote a decline in stock prices. This kind of decline should be distinguished from the chart of failed position building, and the depth of the decline can distinguish the target of the main force. Generally speaking, if the main force firmly holds onto the funds during the decline and continues to buy at low prices, the stock price will not fall back below the cost intensive area in the early stage, and the shipping pattern will not have this situation. When a stock is in the stage of building a position, this situation may occur multiple times, but as the main chips increase, the shock amplitude will decrease. In addition, when the market drops sharply, stocks with small shock amplitudes are even more indicative of the main holding position.