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How to judge the main knock (turn)
There are generally two main knocking techniques. The most commonly used technology is to use two trading tracks and issue orders to buy and sell a stock at the same time. At this time, the banker didn't hang the order in advance, so sometimes you will find that there are few orders in the commission, but suddenly a large number of transactions are made in the volume.

The main force hangs a big buy or sell order in the commission plate in advance, and then hits or buys all the way, quickly eating the embedded commission order, thus causing false trading volume. Because many investors tend to look at the trading volume in an isolated and static way, that is, only pay attention to the trading volume and price of the day, the main force will vote, and make a lot of use of stepping stones to create scams and cheat lines.

Moreover, because the collision transaction is the same as the ordinary big hand transaction, it is easy to hide and difficult to distinguish, which has caused great trouble to investors.

We should start with the amplification of trading volume and the coordination of quantity and price. The most direct performance of trading volume is the increase of trading volume, but this kind of trading volume will be unnatural because of human manipulation and lack of coherence. It is also easy to get out of touch in the coordination of price and quantity.

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Article 9(a)( 1) of the Securities Exchange Law of the United States, Article 274 (1) of the Securities and Futures Ordinance of Hong Kong and Article 77 of China's Securities Law all stipulate this behavior.

The act of ringing the bell is stipulated in the third paragraph 155 of Taiwan Province Securities Exchange Law. Relatively speaking, the provisions in Article 1 18 of the Financial Services and Markets Act of 2000 and the Market Abuse Code of the Financial Services Authority (FSA) are relatively general.

Cross-tapping potential is mainly to create a volume out of nothing, and use the volume to create a stock price that is beneficial to the dealer. It used to attract retail investors to follow up, but now it has become a common means of trading, such as knocking when opening positions, knocking when shaking, knocking when pulling up, knocking when shipping, and still knocking when rebounding.