Three stages of a bull market:

Phase 1: Bottom accumulation and oscillating upward

Main force action: The main force gradually intervenes and begins to slowly raise the stock price, while creating oscillations to give the market a sense of uncertainty to cover its own position building behavior.

Market reaction: Market sentiment is relatively low at this stage, and many investors are still hit by the previous decline and dare not enter the market rashly. Smart investors see the bottom signs of the market and begin to buy on dips.

Phase 2: Break through the previous high and establish the trend

Main force action: The main force increases the pull-up force, the stock price breaks through the previous high, and a clear upward trend is formed on the technical side, and market confidence gradually recovers.

Phase 3: Comprehensive pull-up, market frenzy

Main force action: The main force pulls up sharply, pushing the stock price up rapidly, and market sentiment reaches its peak. Various good news are frequently released, and the market atmosphere is extremely optimistic.