$NEIRO You think the dealer has no chips, but in fact, there are:

Information asymmetry

Dealers have advantages in information acquisition and control. They can obtain more comprehensive and timely information through various channels, so as to grasp the market dynamics and investor psychology more accurately. Ordinary investors can only judge the dealer's chips based on public information and limited analysis, which can easily lead to misjudgment.

Hidden operation

Dealers usually use complex trading strategies and means to hide their true positions and trading intentions. They may use multiple accounts, different trading platforms or cooperate with other investors to disperse transactions, making their chips difficult to detect.

Misleading the market

In order to achieve their own interests, dealers sometimes deliberately release some false information or create some illusions to mislead investors into thinking that they have no chips. For example, they spread false news through channels such as media and social networks, or create some illusions in the market that seem to sell chips, inducing investors to follow suit and sell, but in fact they are secretly absorbing chips or continue to hold a large number of chips.

Limitations in chip distribution cognition

Ordinary investors often rely on some technical indicators and tools to analyze chip distribution, but these methods have certain limitations and cannot fully and accurately reflect the real chip situation of the dealer. The dealer can use some means to influence the display results of these technical indicators, causing investors to make wrong judgments.