If I were the dealer harvesting leeks, the routine would be like this:
First, I would suddenly slam the market down by 30-50 points, scaring those chasing the rise into quickly cutting their losses, after all, it had previously risen by hundreds of points and they thought it was about to crash. Those who had shorted at high positions would also stubbornly hold on, thinking it was finally going to plummet. As a result, after the drop, the market would be pulled back, wasting everyone's efforts with two consecutive days of fluctuations, bouncing back and forth by 30-50 points. Both bulls and bears would be slapped in the face, only those who cut their losses could catch their breath. The more they cut losses, the more meat the dealer collects. After two days of shaking, the market would gradually creep up; the bulls wouldn't make much money and couldn't hold their positions, while the bears would start to panic and cut losses. Suddenly, a big spike would shoot up, directly causing those with full short positions to blow up, and the bulls wouldn’t even react before it fell back down, blowing up the short positions again, and repeating the initial routine. At this point, the leeks would be confused, and the dealer would start playing dirty: first a sneaky drop, then pretend to rise, and finally, suddenly a waterfall that kills nine out of ten people, shaking them to the point where they have no money to average down.
At this time, the price can't go up or down; the goal is to clean out all stop-loss orders from both sides. Regardless of long or short positions, everyone would be panicked after two days of shaking. At this time, if there's profit, one must run; don’t be greedy and heavily invest; even if you guess the direction correctly, you can't hold the position. Going back and forth on this roller coaster of 30-50 points, after the third shake, suddenly pulling up 50 points, the leeks would finally think it's going to rise, and short positions would pile up like a mountain. In the end, a sudden spike to 89000 would completely blow up the bears. At this point, the leeks would be out of money, and only then would the dealer dare to confidently slam the market down and end the session.
The market never lacks successful opportunities; it just lacks someone to guide you to seize the opportunities. Keep up with Brother Yong's pace, making ten thousand U is not a dream! Keep up the speed!
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