The securities market, precisely because of the manipulation by major players, experiences vigorous vitality. As the securities market develops, the manipulation skills of these players rapidly evolve, leading to investors buying at peaks and selling at troughs. Naturally, this results in the players exiting unscathed. Below, we will uncover the manipulation tactics used by major players in the stock market.
Tactic One: End-of-day price hike - feigned entry while actually exiting
Major players use the last few minutes before the market closes to artificially inflate prices with several large orders, creating a false closing price. This phenomenon is most common on Fridays when players manipulate charts to attract free recommendations from analysts, deceiving investors into thinking that the player is about to drive up prices. Consequently, investors boldly follow suit when the market opens on Monday. This type of market manipulation indicates weaker players with insufficient funds. The end-of-day price hike happens so quickly that investors don't even have time to place their orders. These players only dare to conduct guerrilla warfare, not direct attacks.