Some stocks have a lot of stuck chips above the share price, but there seems to be no pressure. Why?

When operating stocks or futures, many investors like to analyze the behavior of the main players or bookmakers, as well as the so-called chip locking, and read all kinds of so-called related books. I tell you, if you set your research direction here, you will fall into a ditch. You will not have a good result in the end if you operate the stock like this! Why do I say this? Because this theory is just bullshit metaphysics!

First of all, you position your research direction on distributors or chip distribution.

Regardless of whether this thing has a decisive role in the overall general trend of the stock, can you know for sure the banker's plan to manipulate the stock? Which point goes in, how much goes in, which point goes out and how much goes out? What are the chances of knowing this plan? Don't tell me what you mean? Science? Analysis and thinking, to put it bluntly, are all my own guesses!

Second, the chip

A stock stuck its chips at different prices. It is even more ridiculous to judge the dealer's behavior by analyzing the distribution of chips. When chips are mixed together, can you tell which ones are banker's and which ones are retail investors? This is a joke. I never study chips, because you can't know the exact data of chip distribution accurately. Logical inference without knowing the exact data will only lead to ridiculous results! Besides, whether a stock goes up or not is not because it has a small number of locks on it! Even if there are many locked disks on it, if the stock quality is good, there will be a big bull market sooner or later! If a stock is junk stock, even if it is rarely locked, it will be delisted sooner or later. Locking has nothing to do with the rise of the stock! Taking this as the direction of learning stocks is really putting the cart before the horse!

Third, what are you looking at? Technical analysts look at prices and k-lines. These are accurate data.

Is it more reliable to analyze through these accurate data? Some people will say that the K-line is also deceptive. I never lie when I say K-line. K-line is made of real gold and silver. It's true. You think it's cheating because you can't read the K line!

Find reasons for investment from yourself, so as to make progress, reject metaphysics and speculation, and learn rational and scientific analysis in a down-to-earth manner is the most important trading quality and trading literacy!