Forced emptying:
The word "forcing the air" comes from futures. It means that many parties are constantly pulling up, forcing the empty side to close the position. Because futures rise to a certain extent, the empty side will be forced to close the position. Borrowing from the stock market, it is used to describe the stock price rise, which makes the short side unable to make up the position at a price lower than its selling price, so it has to chase up at a high level.
Simply put, shorting is a repeated unilateral rise, which does not give those who sell stocks a chance to wait for a callback before buying. The characteristic of this market is that once stocks are sold, it is difficult to buy them again, because people who buy stocks always want to wait for a callback to reach a low point, but this callback will always stop.
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(1), washing dishes
On the way, the banker asked weak-willed retail investors to sell their stocks at low prices, so as to reduce the upward pressure, and at the same time, let the average shareholder price rise, which is convenient for the implementation of the means of sitting in the village and achieve the purpose of profiteering.
(2) Rebound
In the stock market, the stock price is in a downward trend, and finally the adjustment phenomenon of rising to a certain price is reversed because of the rapid decline of the stock price. Generally speaking, the rebound of stocks is less than the decline, usually when it rebounds to about one-third of the previous decline, it resumes its original downward trend.
(3), finishing
After the stock price rose or fell rapidly in the stock market, it met the resistance line or support line, and the original rising or falling trend slowed down obviously, and it began to jump up and down, with an amplitude of about 15%, which lasted for a period of time. The emergence of consolidation usually indicates that bulls and bears are fighting fiercely, resulting in jumping prices, which is also the prelude to the next big change in stock prices.
(4), empty rolling
That is, short selling. The stock holders in the stock market agreed that the stock would plummet that day, so most people grabbed the empty hat and sold the stock. However, the share price did not fall sharply that day, so they could not buy the stock at a low price. Before the stock market closed, short sellers had to compete to make up their positions, which led to a sharp rise in the closing price.
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