I think there are three main strategies used by bankers to collect chips in the market: pulling up, suppressing and trading sideways.
During the chip-sucking phase, dealers will flexibly use different combinations of these strategies to achieve their objectives. If one round of operation is not fully successful, they may repeat a second or third round until the chips are concentrated in place.

For most retail investors, these maneuvers of the dealer may be an endless challenge. Through these tactics, the dealer is able to operate more smoothly and safely during the pull-up and distribution phases, reducing market resistance and increasing success rates.
The dealer's suction process is usually accompanied by complex market fluctuations, which are both tests and opportunities for retail investors

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