First of all, it is a common phenomenon to rise sharply and fall slowly. In the market, the price change can't always be maintained at the same level. Once there is adjustment, the price often fluctuates violently in a short time, which is the stage of sudden pull. But if this fluctuation is not due to the real demand and supply factors in the market, there will be a slow decline, which is the stage of slow decline.
Secondly, it is a very common market psychological phenomenon to rise sharply and fall slowly. In the market, investors usually react to the rise and fall of prices in the opposite way. If the price rises quickly, investors will feel excited and full of confidence and have high expectations; Once the price starts to fall, people will feel panic, worry and anxiety. This kind of psychological reaction is often the root cause of the sudden slow-down phenomenon.
Finally, there are some rules about the influence of sharp pull and slow fall on investors and the coping strategies. Investors should not be too impulsive and blind to the rapid decline of the market. They need to keep a clear understanding and analysis of the changes in the market, and boldly seize the opportunity without chasing up and down. In addition, reasonable position control and risk management are also necessary skills. Only by comprehensively analyzing and paying attention to risks can we get the greatest benefits in the market competition.