Let's talk about the price first. As in the above example, there are only 50 lots for 10000 yuan, and 500 lots for 100 10 yuan. If you want to pay the bill quickly, you can increase the price directly, and whoever pays the highest price will make a deal first. If the market price is 10000, you can pay the bill directly 10020 for a quick transaction, and eat all the selling orders in the middle, and the price will rise instantly.
Time is the priority, that is, when the price is the same, such as 10000 yuan, whether it is to pay or sell the bill, whoever hangs in first can make a deal first, just like queuing to buy tickets. The daily limit or the daily limit is like this. The blocked side of the board needs to line up to play.
Large capital is just the situation mentioned, which will affect the market in the short term. In order to clinch a deal immediately, large funds will generally enter the buy/sell orders at high/low market prices, which will cause the market to rise or fall linearly in a short time, but it will not have a long-term impact. If the trend is in the right direction, big capital will become the initiator of the victory campaign and directly guide the direction of the market; If the trend is in the wrong direction, it is sailing against the current, which is very dangerous.