🔥 Finally, someone has clarified the process of market makers!! What is market making? Simply put, it is the behavior of those big players in the market who use large amounts of capital to manipulate prices for profit! Generally speaking, the market maker's process consists of five steps: building positions, controlling the market, washing and testing the market, raising prices, and unloading. Building positions: When the stock price is falling, a large volume is released, and both volume and price rise, breaking through moving averages. The market maker conducts initial position building, after which they will suppress the price by increasing volume during the decline, and finally, they will build positions sideways. Controlling the market: After building positions, the market maker usually pulls away from the cost zone to absorb chips, achieving initial market control. This stage typically sees a price increase of 20%-30%. Washing and testing the market: After controlling the market, the market maker will crash the price, causing both volume and price to fall, thus completing the washout. Subsequently, the market maker will re-enter to test the market, resulting in a massive bullish candlestick. After completing the test, the stock price will fall again. Raising prices: The decline after the test is often short-lived, followed by a gentle increase in volume until a sharp increase occurs, and the stock price rises rapidly. This is known as the main upward trend, which is also the stage with the highest profits. Unloading: The market maker will choose to unload when the stock price reaches the expected target, market sentiment is high, and favorable news is frequent, in order to attract more investors to take over. Finally, I still want to remind everyone: investing has risks, and one must be cautious when entering the market!