The strategies used by bankers to accumulate chips in the market usually involve three main means: pull-up, suppress and sideways.
In the accumulation phase, bankers will flexibly use different combinations of these strategies to achieve their goals. If an operation is not completely successful, they may operate multiple times until the chips accumulate to a sufficient level.
For most retail investors, these trading methods of bankers may constitute a constant challenge. Through these means, bankers can operate more smoothly and safely in the market during the pull-up and distribution phases, reduce market resistance and increase the success rate.
In the process of accumulating chips, bankers usually trigger complex market fluctuations, which are both a test for retail investors and potential investment opportunities.
