General process of shipment

Shipping is a process. The most classic process is the formation of high-level dense areas. This process, in essence, is the process of buying from few to many and then to few, while selling from few to many. Once the buying and selling orders reach equilibrium, the shipping phase ends. Afterwards, if the market maker is unwilling and continues to hold onto the stock price, it will only be self inflicted hardship.

The first process of shipment is to lift and release at the same time. With the help of favorable timing, location, and people, the stock finally became a star, and retail investors began to recognize its price and dare to imagine higher prices. As the stock price continues to rise, more and more people are following the trend.

The second process is to reach the top platform. When the stock price reaches the predetermined position of the market maker, it begins to trend sideways. Due to the continuous rise in prices in the past, some people ran out with a little profit, reducing net shipments. During sideways trading, as no one makes a profit, this selling opportunity will decrease. In addition, when the stock price continues to rise, many people dare not catch up, but once it stops rising, they dare to buy. So at this time, the shipment volume is the highest. Some stocks have a very small platform, even as small as one day.

The third process is to reach the top. At the end of the platform before reaching its peak, some short-term investors began to withdraw, and due to a period of no performance, fewer people came to buy the stock. As a result, the shipment volume significantly decreased, and even began to flow in. Some market makers become timid and start smashing the market. Actually, a better approach is to take offense as defense and continue to rise. Once the stock price reaches a new high, people think that this platform is just consolidating, and there will be another round of skyrocketing, so buying orders will flock to it again. But we can't be too complacent at this point, because after all, we have already sold a lot of goods. If we give them too much profit, they will come out. So when you see the top, you should quickly smash it back.

The fourth process is to reach the top platform. Generally, the platform is shorter before reaching the top, but longer after reaching the top. vice versa. Even some stocks do not have both platforms. After reaching the top, the platform should be at the same level or slightly lower than the previous platform. At this point, people thought that the stock was adjusting and buying at a lower price. Most of the buyers have already held the stock. But after all, this stock has experienced a certain decline, and the shipment volume in this period will significantly decrease. However, it can be compensated for in terms of time by making a few more rebounds, which makes people think they are going to set a new high again and can deceive many people.

The fifth process is the rebound after diving. After reaching the peak, the platform reached the end and the buying and selling orders were almost flat. If we want to rise, we can only buy chips, so we have to decline. Don't expect someone to buy when it falls. If you create a chaotic pattern, the people above will still sell it. So it's a sharp decline all the way. When the stock price is already far from the top, few people above will cut back, and at this time, a rebound can be made to attract some people to enter the market. The shipment ends here.

Looking at the trend of 600770 variety show stocks this year, the top is basically a platform that sees the top first and then builds. In fact, there are 2 days before reaching the top platform. After breaking through the top, it quickly plunged and then experienced two rapid rebounds of about 20%, both of which had relatively high trading volume. The market makers also went out a lot, and then entered an infinite bearish trend.

Although there are some common processes involved in shipping, due to the nature of the stock, the trend of the market, the influence of news, and the preferences of market makers, certain processes may be lacking, while others may be prolonged, resulting in different forms of shipping.

The most standard form of shipment is a pointed top and a platform. The spire can be in front of or behind the platform. The length of the platform is generally between half a month and a month. This form must be effective when the market is booming and there is a strong following trend.

If the market becomes more volatile, it can break out of a single peak trend. The task of shipping can be completed with only one upward trend, small fluctuations in the head, and rapid decline. Of course, this trend is too cruel from a humanitarian perspective. Because the dealer's shipment is based on an average price, while for the same seller, the buying price may differ by 30% or even more. The person who bought the wave crest is simply unbearable to see. For example, the trend of 600627 Electric Appliances Co., Ltd. at the end of February and the beginning of March.

If the market is not hot enough and the hyped stocks have good performance, they can go long on the platform. The platform takes 2-3 months or even longer to complete shipments through multiple 20-40% oscillations, and after the shipment is completed, it usually slowly declines and leaves the top. For example, the famous Changhong formed its "hidden peak" in early 1998.

If there is a sudden downturn in the market due to negative sentiment, or if the market makers urgently need money, there may be a drop in sales. Of course, the efficiency of this type of shipment cannot be compared to the peak, but if the decline is deep enough, there will also be many "lower end" stocks entering the market. It should be noted that stocks that sell during a plunge rarely experience a decent rebound in the short term after the plunge ends.

There are also head and shoulder top and dome shaped shipments, which are relatively strong shipping methods, but we cannot expect the stock price to still hold up after exceeding the highest price.

The so-called 'flagpole pulling' style of selling refers to a short-term selling technique in which the market maker uses a day to boost the stock price and then continues to decline for several days before selling.

The so-called 'fishing' style shipment refers to a continuous day or several days where the stock price rises one by one, and then suddenly drops rapidly. This is just one of the ways to ship goods in a time-sharing format, and it is a very cumbersome shipping method. Such trends have been used by companies like 600862 Nantong Machine Tool and 600121 Zhengzhou Coal and Electricity, as well as the famous Hongqiao Airport. Time of shipment trend

This is an interesting phenomenon, as foodies and pull-up can use various time-sharing trends, but there are only a few time-sharing trends for shipments. The reason is that foodies rely on things outside of time and trends, while shipments must rely on trends. If a stock produces huge positive news, if the market makers don't let it move, no one will buy it.

The most common is to raise in the morning session. Open high and then pull it to over 5% within the first half hour. Afterwards, it fluctuated at a high level and gradually declined. The market may pull back again. Be careful when such a trend occurs for a day.

The second type is the noon charge. Pulling sharply around noon, then completely falling back at a rate close to the rise.

The third type is a downward oscillation. Although the daily decline is not small, its time-sharing pattern is a band like pattern rather than a bearish one.

The fourth type of stop game. Open at the limit up and then continue to fall until the limit down. Or hit the limit down and then take an hour to reach the limit up to start shipping.

In short, it is characterized by intense oscillation, with most of the time running above the horizontal line