Therefore, I can guarantee that the chips Han Lie gets are all from outsiders.
Once Han Lie has almost enough chips, the floating chips on the market will be nearly swept away, and the stock price will naturally start to rebound.
When it rebounds to a certain level, resistance will begin to appear at the top.
Under normal circumstances, Han Lie should use his own funds to eat up the selling orders above.
But Han Lie didn't want to do it himself, so he lent the money to Liu Hanhe.
Go ahead, it's your turn!
Actually, Liu Hanhe didn't want to work for nothing either, but he was still trapped himself, with a strong need to break even, so he had no choice but to use the borrowed money to raise the stock price.
And what did Han Lie do?
He stayed below, continuing to pick up chips.
When it's time for the offensive, you go, and when the stock price is beaten down and there are cheap chips, I'll come.
Until Yingkou Port is pushed back to a certain height, bye-bye!
