Regarding the classic market copying techniques of market makers, many investors are yearning for stocks with daily limit. How to operate stocks with daily limit? Can they still be bought? Is there a risk of being trapped? What are the market copying techniques of market makers? Here I will share some with you.

Regarding the banker's plate copying techniques, it is for your reference.

Banker Copying Techniques: Gold Pit A, the classic trading technique of bankers, is based on the early decline, consolidating at a low level, and giving the illusion of a gradually rising bottom, attracting retail investors to copy the bottom.

In the B stage, the market or individual stocks are negative, and they are suppressed sharply, locking in all retail investors, and at the same time accepting the bargaining chips of some retail investors.

In the C stage, the price is slightly raised to give trapped retail investors an opportunity to escape on highs. The purpose is still to collect chips from retail investors.

In the D stage, the market was suppressed again, allowing retail investors who bought the bottom or covered up their positions in the C stage to be locked in again.

At the last moment of this stage, the illusion of breaking down is usually made, making retail investors with illusions feel desperate and obediently hand over their chips.

If there are still uncut retail investors, they must be the type that will die if they don't make money.

In the E stage, the stock price is raised rapidly with lightning speed. By the time retail investors react, it is no longer possible to buy chips at a lower price than the dealer.

At this stage, the bookmaker will usually use continuous big positive lines to raise the stock price to near the early lock-in market.

What is a banker? In the stock market, the words banker and main force often appear in the media and stock reviews. Most people have a wrong understanding of banker. Let Maofou tell you what a banker is! Banker, that is, in

The chips held in a certain stock reach more than 70%, reaching the level where the market can be controlled.

For example, if there are 10,000 shares of a certain stock in circulation, and he alone holds 7,000 shares, then we call such a speculator a banker.

The bookmaker can be an individual or an institution.

The banker is the main force, but the main force is not necessarily the banker. The difference between the banker and the main force is mainly based on whether it controls the market.

The dealer can influence the trend of an individual stock, because most of the chips are in his hands. If he buys more, it will rise, and if he sells, it will fall.

The main force in the market is often a kind of short-term hot money speculation. For example, a certain private equity fund particularly likes to start collecting chips in the early trading of the day, until the last minute before closing, pull up 5 points, and then leave as soon as the market opens higher the next day.

This method has made these main players try repeatedly and has become a very popular speculation method at the moment.

For retail investors, there is no need to think about the banker whenever something happens. Most stocks do not have a banker (according to our banker classification standards).

Every time Maofu goes to the stock bar of Oriental Fortune Network, he will see some retail investors swearing and cursing the bankers. Such people don’t even have basic analytical knowledge. They blame the bankers whenever something happens. I even saw some people in the China Petroleum forum.

Scolding the banker shows the extent of ignorance. It would be unreasonable for such a person not to lose money.

Intraday trading skills: Each trading day of Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets lasts for 4 hours. Excluding the first and last half hours as opening and closing time, the remaining 3 hours are intraday time.

During these 3 hours, it can be divided into three stages: long-short battle, long-short decisive victory, and long-short strengthening.

1. Long and short battle.

If the opening is just the prelude to the stock market for the day, then the intraday session is the beginning of the official battle between the long and short sides.

The extremely high frequency of index and stock price fluctuations indicates that the battle between bulls and bears becomes more intense.

If the index and stock price are parallel for a long time, it means that both long and short parties have withdrawn from the sidelines and have no intention of fighting.

In addition to relying on their own strength (funds, confidence, skills), the victory or defeat of the long and short parties also needs to consider two factors: news and popularity.

2. Long and short victory.

After a fierce battle between the long and short parties, the deadlock has been broken at this time, and the market trend has shown an obvious tilt.

If the long side is dominant, it will push up step by step; if the short side is dominant, it will get worse.

The dominant side will pursue the victory and expand the results, while the other side will see that the situation is over and its resistance will be significantly weakened.

At this time, it is often the best time to get in and out.

If you do it too early, the ups and downs will be unpredictable and full of risks; if you do it too late, you will miss the opportunity and regret it.

The long and short tie-breaker consists of the following factors.

(1) Performance of index stocks.

If the index stocks are rising strongly, there is no reason for the market to fall; if the index stocks are languishing, the market will inevitably sink.

Long indicator stocks become short indicator stocks, and the market decline will accelerate.

Therefore, the history of index stocks is the focus of competition between long and short parties.

For example, when the market opened in Lujiazui on January 7, 1997, it was hit by the short side to 23.00 yuan, and the market fell accordingly.

In the market outlook, many parties pulled Lujiazui to a high price of 23.98 yuan, driving the market up and closing in the red.

(2) The number of ups and downs.

The general decline in the market and the surge in individual stocks are an ominous sign, which is harmful rather than helpful to the trend of the market.

There is a huge contrast between the performance of individual stocks and the broader market, and funds are too concentrated in individual stocks, causing the market to bleed and create a vicious cycle.

There are more gainers than losers, and the distribution is evenly distributed. The gainers are more powerful, and the short side can take advantage of it. The closing index rises. On the contrary, the short side has the upper hand, and eventually it becomes a downward trend.

Observe the number of traders who have risen and fallen, and the best time to identify the strength of the long and short markets is one hour before the market closes, that is, the late period of the long and short decisive battle.

In the early stage, the battle between long and short was fierce, with frequent ups and downs, and little reference value.

(3) Number of fluctuations.