1. If the stock price rises at the opening and then falls, and quickly falls below the opening price, it is a sign that the main force is withdrawing, and the subsequent decline may be difficult to avoid. This kind of opening trend is often a signal that the main force is selling, and retail investors need to be vigilant.

  2. The high-level pull-up seems strong, but in fact the main force may be tempting more. The price of the currency soared before the closing, which may be the main force's layout for shipment the next day, creating a false market. Retail investors should not be confused by the prosperity of the closing, but should calmly examine the distribution of transactions throughout the day.

  3. After continuous rise, the volume is increasing. When the price of the currency has not reached a new high, the main force may have distributed funds at a high level. The continuous rise is tempting, but the stagnation of volume indicates that the main force may have secretly shipped. Retail investors need to be cautious and not become the receiver.

  4. After the price of the currency has been sideways for a long time, it suddenly fell slightly continuously. The main force may be suppressing the price to absorb the chips. In order to obtain low-priced chips, the main force may use the slight decline to test the market's carrying capacity. Retail investors need to distinguish between shipment and suppression, and do not easily hand over chips.

  5. When good news reaches the market, the price of the currency does not rise but falls, which means the main force may have known the news in advance. The market information is asymmetric, and the main force can often know in advance. If the price of the currency does not rise but falls after good news, it means that the main force may have taken action, and retail investors need to act with caution.

  6. When the trading volume decreases and the price of the currency increases, the main force may have already controlled the market. When the volume decreases and the price increases, it often means that the main force holds the majority of chips, and there are few floating chips in the market. Retail investors may follow suit appropriately.

  7. The price of the currency hovers at the support level, and suddenly falls below the support level. The main force may deliberately smash the market. When the support level falls, it often causes technical retail investors to stop loss and exit. If it is done intentionally by the main force, it may be a plan for them to buy at a low price.

  8. When the price of a currency rises and then falls back, the fallback with reduced volume indicates a wash. A fallback with reduced volume during an increase is often a move by the main force to clean up floating chips. If the fundamentals remain unchanged, retail investors can hold on patiently or increase their positions appropriately.

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