The Seven Stages of the Dealer's Drawing

There are generally 7 stages in the dealer's drawing. Which stage is your coin in?1. During the accumulation stage, the box vibrates.Every time the market feels like it is about to break through but cannot, the overall volume begins to increase, and the upper and lower edges of the box are the peaks of volume. It goes down very quickly, but when it goes up it tends to be more slow.2. The first stage of pulling up. This stage is generally faster, because retail investors have been cheated many times during the fund-raising stage and often dare not chase the rise, so they will quickly pull away from the cost zone.3. The first stage of the wash. The first stage of the wash is often deeper and has a certain amount of shrinkage, which makes retail investors think that the stock price will fall below the previous low at any time and dare not intervene.4. The second stage of the rise is slow and takes a long time. At the beginning, it is not clear whether it is a rebound or a reversal. After breaking through the high point of the first stage, retail investors often realize it and usher in another storm.5. The second stage of the washout is often faster than the first stage, and only a sharp drop will make people fearful. At the same time, the speed of the pull-up is also fast. The purpose is to let those on the field cut the meat, so that those outside the field have no time to think and intervene.6. The third stage of the rise is the fastest and largest wave of rise. The purpose of this wave of rise is to attract the attention of the entire market. It often reaches the limit multiple times to attract the attention of retail investors and allow retail investors to intervene at a high level.The characteristic of this stage is that the stock price fluctuations begin to increase, even to the point where it is on the ground floor. On the one hand, it is pulling and shipping at the same time, and on the other hand, retail investors have firm confidence in its rise.7. The last stage is shipping. The shipping stage has actually started during the last wave of rising prices. It only considers the adequacy of shipments. If there are sufficient shipments during the rising process, the currency price will rise in the final stage. It will fall back sharply directly, and high shocks are needed due to insufficient shipments. At this time, my focus should be on the turnover rate.