1. main force: the main force usually refers to investors who have great financial strength and influence in the stock market. These investors usually include institutional investors (such as fund companies, insurance companies, securities companies, etc. ), large private equity funds and individual investors. The main players usually have a great influence on the stock price because they have enough funds to manipulate the market. The behavior of the main force is usually closely watched by other investors.
2. Oversized orders: Oversized orders refer to orders with very large trading volume in stock trading. The specific definition of super-large orders varies from region to region and market, but generally speaking, super-large orders may account for a large proportion of stock trading volume, and may even cause large fluctuations in stock prices in a short time. The appearance of oversized orders may mean that the main players are actively buying and selling stocks, or it may mean that the market sentiment has changed significantly.
3. Large orders: Large orders refer to orders with large trading volume in stock trading. Similarly, the specific definition of large orders varies from region to region and market, but generally speaking, large orders may have a certain impact on stock prices. The appearance of big orders may mean that the main players are buying and selling stocks, or the mood of investors in the market has changed greatly.
It should be noted that these concepts are not absolute, and different markets and investors may have different definitions of them. In addition, the trading volume is only one factor affecting the stock price, and investors should also consider other factors when making decisions, such as fundamentals, technical aspects, news announcements and so on.