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What do you mean, low position is not good?

Low bearish refers to the cooperation between listed companies and bookmakers, using sudden bad news to suppress unsuspecting retail investors and other major participants, creating the illusion that stock prices will continue to fall, and inducing them to sell their chips and take over at a low level.

Reasons for the decline in trading volume at the bottom of stocks:

First, the main force is carrying out the final suppression action, that is, the main force creates a certain amount of broken graphics through some bad news, forcing the biggest sell order to break out and accept it all by itself, that is, suppressing the opening position. If the stock price can return to the original price within the same day after the rapid decline, this is the reason in most cases.

Second, the main force forcibly shipped. This is often the result of the break of the main capital chain. Sometimes in order to sell a good price, the main force will raise the stock price as a test before shipment. If the market buys more, the main force will "go up first and then kill". If the market buys less, the main force will directly "kill the goose to get the egg". This will cause the stock market to plummet for several days or dozens of days, and the final stock will often fall beyond recognition, and the main participants will get as much money as possible.

Third, change people to sit in villages. Sometimes, the main force knows that they can't live without the market, and they will look for new buyers to intervene. Once a new buyer is found, they will agree to exchange chips in intraday trading, but new buyers often demand lower prices, so the main force will crush the stock price and then exchange chips with new buyers. Please note that in this case, the disk will not plummet continuously. Generally speaking, the decline of individual stocks is often within two daily limit boards. After Xinzhuang enters, the stock price often falls, forcing liquidity to gush out.

Bad news refers to the information that can cause the stock price to fall, such as the deterioration of the operating performance of listed companies, the tightening of interest rates by banks, economic recession, inflation, natural and man-made disasters, etc. And other political, economic, military, diplomatic and other adverse news that led to the stock price decline.

Negative is a stock market term, which refers to information that can cause the stock price to fall. Bad news can be divided into substantive bad news, periodic loss, policy loss, policy bad news and sudden bad news. Constant bad news will cause the stock price to continue to fall, forming a "bear market". Its preventive measures include avoiding market risks and dispersing system risks. Bad news often leads to the overall decline of the stock market, and constant bad news will lead to the continuous decline of the stock market price, thus forming a "bear market".