How to judge whether the dealer is ready to ship out through some operations?
"Dealer turnover" refers to a means by which the main funds (dealers) adjust their positions through frequent buying and selling operations within a price range in a transaction to achieve profit or control the market. This behavior usually occurs after the dealer has completed the position building (accumulating enough chips). The dealer may sell part of the chips at a high or low position or buy them again to achieve the purpose of dispersing risks, washing or raising prices.
You can look at $GAS, $HIGH, $TRB, $REEF, the K-line and trading volume when pulling and shipping, including large orders.
1. Position building stage: The dealer first quietly buys a large amount of assets, and avoids attracting excessive attention from the market by dispersing operations and controlling trading volume.
2. Washing stage: After reaching a certain position, the dealer will create fluctuations (suppress or raise prices) to induce retail investors to panic sell or buy at high prices, thereby changing hands, with the purpose of clearing unstable chips.
3. Pull-up stage: By creating large orders to buy, quickly push up the price, attract retail investors to follow suit and buy, and then use the high market sentiment to change hands and gradually sell the chips in hand.
4. Shipping stage: The dealer sells a large number of chips in the market excitement period. If the dog dealer project still wants to continue (if the money is not enough and wants to continue to sell), it will be sold slowly, and the K line will be made very beautiful, such as double bottom, W bottom, and large-volume breakthrough, creating a false impression of prosperity. If the money is enough, don't worry about whether the project is still there, that is the current trend of $REEF, there is no rebound, only smashing.
