Before the main force runs away, as a retail investor, there are two important characteristics that you need to understand: First, they usually operate at high levels after continuous surges.

The first characteristic is that at a high level, the price first increases with heavy volume or opens sharply higher and then fluctuates with huge amount. This situation usually manifests itself as not rising much, or it is called "self-rising due to heavy volume." In this way, the main force mainly attracts a large number of followers to enter the market by increasing the volume or opening sharply higher. In this way, the main force can take the opportunity to sell at a good price.

However, because the main players have too many chips, they cannot clear their positions at once like retail investors. In order to solve this problem, it will then fluctuate at high levels and jump up and down to create the illusion that the main force is sucking up the market, attracting retail investors to continue to enter the market to take orders. For example, the stock price first rose and fell back that day, and the main force sold a batch first. After falling sharply in the early trading the next day, it violently bottomed out and rebounded in the afternoon, giving retail investors the illusion that they could not go down. After several repeated tossings, retail investors will relax their vigilance and increase their positions, and then the main force can smoothly ship the goods.