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The daily limit of buying usually occurs at the bottom or low area of ​​the stock price, and it is the most effective way for the main force to buy stocks in a hurry.

After the stock price rises rapidly to the daily limit, it is first blocked by tens of thousands of orders, and then broken by thousands of consecutive sell orders. Undecided investors will think that the main force is selling and are forced to sell their chips.

The main force will take advantage of the market fluctuations to open and close the daily limit multiple times, which can both absorb the goods and shake out the warehouse.

In the process of absorbing stocks at the daily limit, the main force will demonstrate specific operating methods and patterns in order to more effectively attract retail investors to sell their chips, while absorbing a large amount themselves.

For retail investors, it is crucial to identify whether the main force is using the daily limit to absorb stocks, because this is related to the correctness of investment decisions and the possibility of profitability.

So how do you tell whether it is the daily limit that absorbs goods rather than sells them?

First, if it is to absorb the goods, after the daily limit is opened, the room for decline is quite limited, and generally it will stop falling and turn upward after falling to about 9%. This is because after the daily limit is opened, the main force will use a large number of buy orders to take over the sell orders of retail investors to keep the stock price stable.

If the decline space is too large, it will not only hit the confidence of retail investors, but also increase the main force's cost of buying. Therefore, when the stock price falls rapidly after the daily limit is opened and quickly stops falling and rebounds, this is often a signal that the main force is buying.

Second, if it is to absorb the goods, the first opening of the daily limit usually occurs shortly after the first closing of the daily limit. Usually after 1-5 openings and closings, the daily limit will be firmly closed. This is because the main force will quickly re-close the daily limit with a buy order after the daily limit is opened to show its strong willingness to go long.

This process of opening and closing the daily limit multiple times is actually attracting the attention of retail investors, making them mistakenly believe that the stock price has reached its peak and thus sell their chips. The main force takes the opportunity to absorb a large number of these chips in preparation for the subsequent pull-up.

Third, if it is to absorb stocks, there will often be a suppression action at the beginning of the next day's opening, which will make short-term investors mistakenly think that it is selling, and then quickly pull up the price.

This is a strategy adopted by the main force to clean up floating chips and test the market reaction. By suppressing the stock price, the main force can force those investors who hold unstable shares to sell, thereby reducing the resistance in the process of pulling up.

At the same time, by observing the market reaction after the suppression, the main force can understand the shareholding situation and mentality of retail investors, and provide a basis for subsequent operations.

In addition to the above three characteristics, there are some other signs that the main force is using the daily limit to absorb goods.

For example, trading volume during a daily limit is usually significantly amplified because a large number of buy and sell orders are trading.

In addition, the main force usually maintains the strong characteristics of the stock price in the process of absorbing goods, and will not fall below the important support level even in the callback.

It should be noted that the above characteristics may not necessarily appear when the main force uses the daily limit to absorb the stock. Each main force has different operating methods and styles, so in actual operation, various factors need to be considered comprehensively in order to more accurately determine whether the main force is using the daily limit to absorb the stock.

For retail investors, beware of the risk of the main force using the daily limit to absorb the goods. Although the daily limit absorption may be a signal that the main force is about to start the market, it may also be just a false impression created by the main force in order to sell goods.

Therefore, when participating in daily limit transactions, retail investors need to remain calm and rational, and not be confused by superficial phenomena.

Pay attention to the overall trend and position of the stock price. If the stock price is already high or has risen a lot, the possibility of a daily limit is small. At this time, investors should be cautious and not chase high prices easily.

Secondly, pay attention to the changes in trading volume. In the process of buying stocks at the daily limit, trading volume usually increases significantly. If the trading volume does not increase significantly or even shrinks, then this may just be a false impression created by the main force, and investors should remain vigilant.

Pay attention to the main force's operating methods and styles. Different main forces have different operating methods and styles. Investors need to be familiar with their operating styles by observing and analyzing the main force's historical operating records.

In this way, when the main force uses the daily limit to absorb goods again, investors will be able to more accurately identify its intentions and make corresponding investment decisions.

Seeing clearly that the stock price is being used to absorb stocks requires investors to have certain market experience and analytical skills. By comprehensively considering factors such as stock price trends, changes in trading volume, and the main players' operating methods and styles, investors can more accurately determine whether the main players are using the daily price to absorb stocks, thereby making more informed investment decisions.

Although investors can judge whether the main force is using the daily limit to absorb goods based on some signs and characteristics, the market is always full of uncertainty and changes. The main force may adjust its operation strategy according to various factors such as market conditions, policy changes, and company performance.

Investors should remain cautious and vigilant when participating in daily limit transactions, and should not blindly follow the trend or chase high prices excessively.

Investors should pay attention to risk control. Risk is inevitable in the investment process, but losses can be reduced through reasonable risk control.

Set a reasonable stop loss point, and once the stock price falls below the stop loss point, sell it in time to avoid further losses. At the same time, do not invest all your funds in one stock, but diversify your investments to reduce the risk of a single stock.

In addition to risk control, investors also need to pay attention to market trends and the overall environment. The market trend and the overall environment have an important impact on the performance of individual stocks. If the overall market trend is positive, then the upside potential of individual stocks may be greater;

On the contrary, if the overall market trend is not good, the risk of individual stocks falling may also increase. When investors participate in daily limit trading, they also need to pay attention to the overall market trend and environment in order to make more comprehensive investment decisions.

Investing is a long-term process that requires patience and perseverance. Don't blindly follow the trend or panic sell because of temporary fluctuations. During the investment process, you must remain calm and rational, not be affected by short-term market fluctuations, and stick to your investment strategies and principles.

To be able to clearly see the trend of buying at the daily limit requires investors to have rich market experience, keen insight and a rational investment mentality.

By comprehensively considering factors such as stock price trends, trading volume changes, main operating methods, market environment and risk control, investors can more accurately judge whether the main force is using the daily limit to absorb goods and make wise investment decisions.

In the process of exploring the daily limit, we need to deeply understand the behavior patterns and motivations of the main funds. The main funds play an important role in the stock market, and their operations can often affect the trend of individual stocks or even the entire market. Therefore, it is crucial for investors to understand the operation methods and intentions of the main funds.

The main funds usually formulate investment strategies based on the overall market trend and the fundamentals of individual stocks. They will pay attention to information on macroeconomic policies, industry development prospects, company performance, etc. in order to grasp the overall direction of the market and the potential value of individual stocks.

They will choose individual stocks with potential for layout and absorb chips through various means.

The main funds will adopt a variety of strategies in the process of absorbing stocks. In addition to using the daily limit to absorb stocks, they may also gradually absorb chips through low-level fluctuations, shrinking volume consolidation, etc. The purpose of these strategies is to collect as many chips as possible at a low level in order to obtain greater profits in the future pull-up process.

Investors should pay attention to the game relationship between major funds and retail investors. In the stock market, major funds and retail investors are often on opposite sides.

The main capital hopes to guide the behavior of retail investors through various means to achieve its own profit goals. Retail investors need to remain vigilant and rational, not be confused by the operations of the main capital, and stick to their own investment strategies and principles.

On the basis of understanding the behavior patterns and motivations of the main funds, investors can better grasp the nature and significance of the daily limit buying. The daily limit buying is an effective way for the main funds to absorb chips at low levels, and to attract retail investors to sell chips by creating the illusion of a daily limit.

Investors need to remain vigilant and rational, not be confused by superficial phenomena, and make comprehensive judgments based on other factors.