The two major signals of the main force's selling, many people don't understand until they are liquidated.

The main force will not run away at low positions; they will definitely choose the high position area after continuous rises. Once they start selling, the market often leaves two obvious signals.

The first signal: High-volume fluctuation at a high position, unable to rise.

A common tactic is a sudden increase in volume at a high position, or a significant surge at the opening, followed by violent fluctuations during the day. On the surface, it seems to be sprinting, but in fact, it has "stopped going up".

The reason is simple: the main force has a huge amount of chips and cannot clear them out all at once; they can only sell while performing.

Specific performance: First, pull up a large bullish line to attract chasing buyers, then take the opportunity to sell; the next day may open low to scare people, and when retail investors panic, they pull it up again, creating the illusion of support.

This repeats, the vigilance of retail investors is worn down, and they even increase their positions to buy in. The real crash often comes after everyone relaxes.

This is the so-called "increased volume but unable to rise", the most typical signal of running away.

The second signal: The closer to the top, the stronger the trend.

Many people are puzzled: Since the main force is selling, why is the trend stronger? In fact, they need to hold the price to sell chips and even push out "new highs" to tempt retail investors to keep entering the market.

But this is very hard for the main force; they need to maintain strength while selling in batches. If they don’t perform well, and retail investors run away first, they will also be trapped.

So the common scene is: after a brief price drop, it quickly pulls back, even reaching a new high.

However, divergences have appeared in the indicators, and the trend is becoming increasingly weak. The so-called "stronger at the top" is actually the final performance.

The main force won't tell you they are selling; they will only act in the market. Once you see high volume but unable to rise, or the higher it goes, the weaker it becomes, you should be alert, because behind what you think is strength, it is very likely that the operator is withdrawing.

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