In the ** market, distinguishing whether the market maker is washing or shipping is a common problem faced by investors. Below I will further ** the difference between washing and shipping, and provide some examples to illustrate.
1.Washing features:
The shuffle usually occurs during the start-up phase and the pull-up relay phase. The market maker cleans the floating chips in the market and explores whether the market chips are loose, so as to clean out the undetermined investors.
Washing dishes usually comes in the form of small black candlesticks. This means that the stock price is slightly **, but the volume is smaller. The main funds tend to lock in chips, and only a small number of transactions are made.
In some cases, the volume of the wash may be relatively high. The market maker may sell part of the market at the opening of the market to attract ** to participate in the transaction to activate the market, and then gradually absorb the funds back at the low level.
The stock price fluctuates less during the wash because the market maker does not need to pull up the stock price to sell. The market does not have a rapid rise or **, and the trading volume is large.
2.Shipping features:
Shipments usually occur in the case of a huge increase before the **. The bookmaker may have stopped paying attention and is trying to sell as much as the opportunity is right.
The trading volume at the time of shipment is often huge, and the market maker has no intention of participating in market activities, but is trying to find a way to ** usually rise sharply to attract ** chasing up, and then the market maker will sell a large number of them, so that the stock price ** sharply **.
Shipments tend to open higher and move lower, or the stock price will have a long upper shadow.
It is important to note that the above characteristics are not absolute, and market behavior can be influenced by a variety of factors. Therefore, it is not easy to accurately distinguish between washing and shipping in ** trading. Understanding these characteristics can be used as a reference and in conjunction with other technical analysis indicators and market dynamics to make judgments.
For example, take ***002331 Wantong Technology as an example. On November 9, 2018, the stock showed the characteristics of a wash, with sparse trading volume and small amplitude. The next day, the stock price began to rise. On December 14, 2018, the stock opened high and then went low, and the price rose at the opening, and then began to be large, with a huge trading volume, in line with the characteristics of shipments.
To sum up, accurately distinguishing between washing and shipping requires comprehensive consideration of multiple factors, combined with the dynamics of the first class. Investors are advised to carefully observe the performance of the market and** before making a decision, and use a variety of analysis methods to aid judgment. At the same time, investors should formulate a reasonable investment strategy according to their own situation to reduce risks. February** Dynamic Incentive Program