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1, technical trap Traditional technical analysts often buy and sell on the basis of various graphic combinations. Technical indicators, especially the golden rule in textbooks and classic technical features, are often the basis for bookmakers to establish technical traps. They often use a small number of knocks to create support and obstacles in key price ranges to lure more (or empty). Once they achieve their goals, they will quickly reverse their operations and trap retail investors. Long trap: refers to the trend that futures prices break through upward after going through a consolidation pattern to form a long breakthrough in the traditional technical graph, then the prices fall back to the consolidation area instead of rising, and then continue to develop rapidly downward, forming a downward trend. The identification of bear traps is opposite to that of cattle traps. The identification of technical form is mainly based on the verification relationship between volume, position and price trend, and whether the long-term trend is consistent with the recent trend. The traditional analysis methods of general head-shoulder type and trend line are the most commonly used tools to construct technical traps.

2. Crossing the sea

After opening positions, traders push in the opposite direction in the form of a small number of counter orders or liquidation orders. On the one hand, he washed the follow-up orders, on the other hand, he established a more favorable position, and then suddenly turned over and pushed in the established direction. (warehouse receipts are rarely used for reverse operation, so the total position has not changed much. )

3. In order to prevent unexpected risks in the operation process (such as sudden deterioration of fundamentals, joining hands with large households, etc.), the main lock warehouse often adopts a two-way position opening method in the process of opening positions and washing dishes. When retail investors or rivals chase up for a long time, they sell more orders in relatively high-priced areas to establish empty orders; Retail investors or opponents chase after gains for a long time, and buy liquidation orders at low positions to establish multiple orders. The characteristics of the disk are: the number of positions increases rapidly or the number of lots increases or decreases, and retail investors chase up and down in the price jump transaction.

4. Rolling Push Method The common method used by bookmakers to push prices is rolling push method, that is, while pushing prices, while losing the original profit position, new positions are established in the far direction. From the perspective of the disk, the price develops in a certain direction, the household grain is enlarged, and the position suddenly increases and decreases, but it basically remains at a certain level. Take the bull market as an example, the main force hangs multiple orders in the relatively low-priced area, and then hangs empty orders in the relatively high-priced area to close the position. In order to induce opponents or retail investors to buy at a high price and sell at a low price, the main force took the opportunity to flatten more orders at a high price and then recover more orders at a low price. This operation often creates a multi-party atmosphere through a large number of outstanding orders.

5. Knocking on the door promotion method This is a fierce promotion method adopted by the banker after establishing the basic position. Take the short-selling market as an example: after the main short position is established, a certain number of bills are pre-hanged at a lower B price (A price), and then the same number of bills are short at B price, sweeping away other people's bills between A and B prices in one fell swoop, and then eliminating unsold bills at B price. Now the clinch a deal price is shown as B price, and then a certain number of bills are hung at the C position below B price. The bills between B price and C price are eaten by shorting at C price, and the remaining bills with C price that have not been clinched are eliminated, and the price falls to C price until the opponent chases the short position and lightens the position. Although this method with the same price has lost some handling fees, it has earned huge profits after being pushed to the target position.

6. Forced liquidation refers to the banker's use of capital advantage, seeing that the delivery month is approaching, pushing up or suppressing the market without any choice, forcing retail investors or opponents with thin funds to reduce their positions and claim compensation, which can be divided into two types: more short positions and more short positions.