The significance of raising positions is similar, but the difference is that it occurs not only before the stock rises, but also during the stock rise. The process that the dealer continues to collect chips is called fund-raising.
There are two kinds of smashing. One is that in the process of rising, the banker wants to clean the chips that follow the trend, short the stock at a certain price, create the illusion of falling, and lure retail investors and followers to sell. The other is that when the stock dealer has completed the purpose of making a fortune and the stock price is quite high, the dealer will smash the stock by throwing it out substantially to achieve the purpose of fleeing.
Seduce more, that is, in the process of stock price rising, the dealer will take the initiative to smash the plate to cause the illusion of falling, and induce the stock holder to throw out the stock because he thinks the stock is going to fall. This is called trapping.
Bad news is bad news for stocks or the stock market. For example, manufacturing stocks encounter rising raw material prices, transportation companies encounter rising tourism prices, and the market encounters interest rate hikes. These are all bad news. Bad news often makes stock prices fall.
Zhencang refers to the process that the dealer shocks the stock price and cleans up the chips in the process of pulling up.