The dealer and the retail investors, a zero-sum game.

The more concentrated the chips, the simpler the gaming factors become. If the dealer washes out the retail investors, they can push the price up.

The more dispersed the chips, the more complex the gaming factors are, with macro environment and monetary policy being the main causes.

For large stocks, analyze macro factors. For small stocks, analyze the dealer's psychology.

The secondary market has many inexplicable, wildly fluctuating coins.

This strong dealer clearly pushes and crashes the price, and those who rush in are just gamblers.

In the face of a strong dealer, you can think counterintuitively: if the trading volume is too low, making it inconvenient to offload, they will push the price up. If the trading volume is high but the price does not rise, it is generally a sign of offloading, so it's better not to catch the falling knife.

How to judge a strong dealer?

Against the trend.

During a period of general market decline, if a certain coin suddenly surges, it indicates that this dealer is very strong, and you can add it to your watchlist for long-term attention.

As a retail investor, as long as you have enough patience and set up ambush in advance, you can also share in the profits.

I am Chris,

Thank you for reading.