1、 Find a banker on the weekly candlestick chart Turnover rate=trading volume/total number of outstanding shares x 100%. Because we need to calculate the total turnover rate from the beginning of the position building by the banker to the beginning of the rally, based on experience, the weekly chart has the greatest reference value. Referring to the weekly K-line chart of a stock, the weekly moving average parameters can be set to 2, 10, and 20. When the moving average system of the weekly K-line chart shows a bullish arrangement, it can prove that the stock has market makers involved. Only when the market maker invests a large amount of funds, the trading volume of individual stocks will continue to increase at a low level, which is a characteristic of market makers building positions. It is precisely because the supply of chips is in short supply that the stock price gradually rises, causing the weekly K-line moving average system to be in a long position, and we can preliminarily conclude that we have found a market maker. 2、 The chips required for the banker to control the market Whether it is short-term, medium-term, or long-term market makers, their control level should be at least 20% or above. Only stocks with a control level of 20% can be managed, and stocks with a control level of less than 20% cannot be managed unless the market is excellent. If the market control is between 20% -40%, the stock market is the most active, but there are more floating funds, the upward space is small, and the difficulty of rising is high; If the control volume is between 40% -60%, the activity level of this stock is better and the space is larger, and this level reaches relative control; If the control volume exceeds 60%, the activity level is poor, but the space is huge, which is absolute control. Most dark horses are generated in this control area. Why is there such a pattern? Because 20% of a stock's circulation is usually locked in, these are absolute long-term investors. Of the remaining 80% of circulating chips, only 20% are the most active floating chips. If you collect these 20% of chips, there will be very few floating chips in the market, so you can roughly control the market. And the last 60% is relatively stable chips. If the banker absorbs another half, that is, 30%, then the chips in the banker's hand are 50% control of the market, plus 20% for long-term investors, which is equivalent to the banker controlling 70% of the chips. In this way, the market maker can control the direction of stock price movement. This is also the level of control adopted by most market makers. If the banker controls more than 60% of the market, the outside float is only 20%. The market maker can control the stock price at will. When investors want to follow Zhuang, it is best to follow Zhuang with a position of over 50%. Of course, the larger the position, the better, because the increase is generally proportional to the position. 3、 Calculation of the banker's acquisition of chips Generally speaking, when the stock price rises, the trading volume held by the market makers is about 30%, while when it falls, it is 20%. When the stock price rises, the trading volume increases, and when it falls, the trading volume decreases. We can assume that the trading volume increases: the trading volume decreases=2:1. Therefore, during a certain period of time, the market maker's position is (230%) - (120%)=60% -20%=40%. That is, when the turnover rate is 100% when it rises and also 100% when it falls, the initial calculation result of the market maker's control is obtained. But this calculation is too complicated. We can roughly calculate that during this period when the turnover rate is 200%, the banker may hold 40% of the chips. Therefore, when the turnover rate is 100%, the chips that can be absorbed should be (40%)/(200%) 100%=20%. We start calculating from the low golden cross of the weekly KD indicator and the mild amplification of weekly trading volume at the low level until the week you are calculating. We add up the trading volume of each week to obtain the total weekly trading volume, then divide by the circulating volume and multiply by 100% to obtain the total turnover rate. If the turnover rate is 100%, the main player's position is 20%. If the turnover rate is 200%, the banker's position is 40%. If the turnover rate is 300%, the banker's position is 60%. If the turnover rate is 400%, the banker's position is 80%. This is calculated based on the result that for every 100% change of hands, the banker can raise 20% of the funds, and so on. Generally speaking, when the turnover rate reaches 200%, the banker will accelerate the process of attracting and building positions, because low-priced chips are no longer available. This is a good opportunity for short-term intervention. However, when the turnover rate reaches 300%, the banker has basically absorbed enough chips. Next, the banker will quickly rise or forcefully wash the market. They should grasp the intention and trend of the main force from the market opening, and avoid blindly rushing and passively changing from short-term to medium-term. At this time, we should refer to the short-term indicator KDJ, especially the 60 minute KDJ indicator. If it is in a high position, we can wait for the indicator to lower before intervening. This can improve the utilization rate of funds and avoid short-term hedging. By calculating the turnover rate, we can roughly assess the level of main players' position building and lock up, which can maximize our profits and minimize time. Especially for analyzing newly listed stocks, the accuracy is relatively high. In daily market observation, we can track and analyze individual stocks with a turnover rate of over 300% at low levels, and then combine their daily candlestick, trading volume, and some technical indicators to grasp the best timing for intervention, which will inevitably result in thick reports. 4、 Calculation of the cost of market manipulation by the banker We also need to calculate the cost of the banker, and we will use the following two methods to estimate: 1. If you use analysis software, it is the simplest. With the corresponding keys, you can estimate the turnover rate and cost price, which is the most accurate algorithm; 2. Generally speaking, the time for mid line market makers to establish positions is about 40-60 days, which is 8-12 weeks. Taking the average value as 10 weeks, we can objectively consider the 10 week average price line on the weekly K-line chart as the main cost zone. This algorithm has a certain degree of error, but it will not deviate by 10%. As a market maker, the stocks it operates on have a minimum increase of 50% or more, with the majority experiencing a 100% increase. Generally speaking, if a stock rises by 100% from the lowest point to the highest point of a market trend, the normal profit of the market maker is 40%. After calculating the cost of the main force, we multiply this price by 150%, which is the lowest target level of the market maker. No matter how winding the road is, the stock price will eventually reach this level, because the market maker will never leave at a loss unless absolutely necessary. The market maker has large funds and is in a dilemma of entering and exiting. Sometimes, you can't even sell it? This is the eternal heartache of the banker. This is the bottom line of the banker that we should calculate. Once we have a clear understanding of the banker's cards, we can make targeted operations, no longer afraid of the banker's soft and hard tactics, and see the rise and fall of the stock price. It is just a psychological game played by the banker with us. How can we be invincible?