1. Main force entry: The currency is in the process of consolidation or decline, and suddenly there is a huge upward movement. The inner market is obviously larger than the outer market, the turnover is active, and the main force entry is obvious.
2. Main force accumulation of funds: indicators are at medium and low levels, price and volume are well coordinated, there are often large buy orders during the trading session, and there are intermittent large-scale trading.
3. The main force pulls up: After the main force has absorbed enough chips, it begins to shake the warehouse and wash the chips. The most obvious feature is that there is no volume in the rise and fall, and the volume tends to shrink wave by wave. When the pattern develops to the point where the moving average is glued together and the bulls are arranged, the main force will often pull up.
4. Main force distribution: often opens high and goes low, lacks strength to move upward, often breaks below the moving average, and poor coordination between price and volume.
5. The main force withdraws from the market: the currency price plummets, the price-volume coordination is extremely poor, the external market is far larger than the internal market, and if the trading volume is released, it is the main force withdrawing from the market.
