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Is it possible for large futures companies to raise prices by shorting or closing positions?
Large households are bearish. If the positions on hand are not enough, they will analyze according to the existing data, whether the market is about to start or is slowly brewing, and they can slowly build positions.

If it is the former, the dealer will add positions after the opportunity comes, and if it is the latter, it will gradually open positions.

The situation you mentioned often happens in a market, that is, the high position has a key resistance level and an important capital point. And the dealer will take this opportunity to create a market illusion, as if after breaking through this point, the market can turn over. At this time, he will first pull up the breakthrough and change hands, often accompanied by high consolidation and multiple false breakthroughs. When he has enough empty orders in his hand, he will start to suppress them downward. As the support point is broken again and again, the confidence of the opponent will also be shattered.

If there is no such important key resistance at the high level, this situation is unlikely to occur, because pushing up at this time is not only a big resistance, but also a lot of bearish; And in vain, because futures are often more than one farm, and your push-ups are often eaten by another big family, wasting money.

Therefore, through the price resistance, we can judge whether the trend of the next wave of market is a breakthrough or a consolidation.