In the market, immeasurable has always been a phenomenon that has attracted much attention. This phenomenon refers to the fact that in the process of ***, the trading volume has not increased significantly, that is, the power of buyers and sellers has not been fully released. In this case, some investors will wonder if the invaluable ** is a long temptation, that is, the main funds deliberately pull up the stock price, attract ** to follow-up, and then take the opportunity to ship.
To answer this question, we first need to understand the characteristics of immeasurable **. Infinite ** usually occurs when the stock price has risen to a certain extent, at this time the market sentiment is relatively high, but with the further increase in the stock price, the trading volume has not been enlarged accordingly, which may be because the main funds have been laid out in advance, and the fluctuation of the stock price has been controlled by various means. In addition, the immeasurable** may also be due to the cautious mentality of market participants and their reluctance to chase the price at a high level, so the power of buyers and sellers is relatively balanced.
So, is immeasurable ** a lure behavior? This needs to be judged on a case-by-case basis. In some cases, the main capital may use the infinite amount of ** to ship, deliberately pull up the stock price to attract ** to follow, and then take the opportunity to ship. However, in other cases, the limitless** may be the result of a natural adjustment in the market, or a means for the main capital to control the fluctuation of the stock price. Therefore, we cannot simply classify all immeasurable ** as inducements.
For investors, how to deal with the limitless**? First of all, we need to conduct an in-depth analysis of the immeasurable ** to understand the reasons and motivations behind it. If the amount is caused by the main capital deliberately pulling up the stock price, then we need to be alert to the risk of the main capital shipment. In this case, we can analyze and judge by observing factors such as changes in trading volume, the movement of main funds, and market sentiment. If the amount is the result of the natural adjustment of the market or the means of controlling the stock price fluctuations by the main funds, then we can formulate corresponding investment strategies by focusing on fundamental and technical changes.
In short, whether the immeasurable ** is a lure behavior needs to be judged according to the specific situation. In the investment process, we need to deeply analyze factors such as market trends and main capital trends, and formulate corresponding investment strategies and risk control measures. At the same time, we also need to maintain a rational and calm mind, and not blindly follow the trend and chase the rise and fall. Only on the basis of fully understanding the market situation and one's own risk tolerance can we better grasp investment opportunities and avoid risks.