Indeed, a drop isn't possible.
The major players are all in cahoots; no one will sell at a time like this, and the retail investors are hesitant—how much can they unload?
But it also won't rise.
Every time the stock price tests with a false surge, and the retail investors and speculators start placing orders, the two new private equity firms that entered yesterday quietly unload some shares, pressing the stock price back into the oscillating range.
Partly to shape the pattern, partly to relieve their own pressure.
Anyway, it just looks like an intraday adjustment; it could surge to the limit again at any moment.
Then, when the mood was elated, Han Lie slowly cleaned out the remaining one-third of the position in the free trade zone sector.
The move wasn't aggressive; it was quite skillful.
However, the capital involved is relatively substantial for the current environment, ultimately dampening the overall surge in the sector.
