The dealer has various methods of shipping, including creating good news, raising stock prices, and volatile shipments. The purpose is to cash out at a high level or avoid risks. Investors need to be vigilant and analyze market signals carefully.

The dealer has a variety of motivations for shipment, which may be because he makes a lot of profits and wants to cash out, or he may be risk aversion due to the change in market trends. They hold a large amount of chips in their hands, and the timing and method of shipment are crucial. If they are not careful, they will affect their returns and even cause market turmoil.
When the market is at a high level, the dealer often uses this to ship. At this time, the market seemed to be booming, and investors were enthusiastic, providing cover for the dealer. They sell quietly, waiting for the bargaining chips to be exhausted, the market loses support, which can easily lead to a price plummeting and a bear market clue begins to emerge.
Creating good news is one of the dealer's shipping routines. Spreading news that the company will have major positive news and bright industry prospects will attract investors to buy. Investors follow the trend and chase the rise, and the dealer takes the opportunity to ship. After the news is falsified, the stock price has fallen and investors are deeply involved.
Raising stock prices and shipping is also a common method. The dealer first invests money to raise the stock price, creating the illusion that the stock price continues to rise. After attracting a large number of retail investors to follow suit and push up the stock price, the market makers began to sell, and the stock price fell rapidly due to selling pressure, and retail investors were trapped at high levels.
The dealer will also use the oscillating shipment method. The stock price fluctuates repeatedly within a certain range, making investors think it is normal fluctuation. During the fluctuation process, the market makers gradually shipped goods. When retail investors noticed it, the stock price had already shown a downward trend and their wealth shrank significantly.
Shipping using technical indicators is also relatively hidden. By manipulating the stock price, the dealer makes the technical indicators seem to be positive, such as MACD Golden Cross, KDJ overbought, etc. Investors buy based on indicators, but they don’t know that they have fallen into the trap of the dealer. When the indicator reverses, the stock price has fallen and the dealer successfully ships the dealer.
Trading volume also shows abnormal performance when the dealer ships. In the early stage of shipment, the trading volume may increase, indicating that the market is active; but with the shipment process, the trading volume gradually shrinks, indicating that the market maker has basically finished shipments, the market has insufficient capacity to bear, and the stock price is about to fall.
The stock price trend can also reveal signs of market makers' shipments. If the stock price appears in K-line patterns such as long upper shadow lines and large negative lines at a high level, it may be caused by the market makers' shipment. These patterns indicate that the selling pressure above is heavy, the dealer sells at a high level, and the stock price is likely to fall in the future.
In terms of sector linkage, the dealer will also use it when shipping. If the sector that belongs to it rises overall, and the stock's growth lags behind or fluctuates abnormally, it may be that the market makers are shipping. With the help of sector popularity, the dealer quietly transferred the chips to retail investors.
Market sentiment has a huge impact on dealer shipments. When the market sentiment is extremely optimistic and investors are chasing the rise in a crazy way, the dealer's shipment will be smoother. They take advantage of investors' greed to successfully complete the shipment operation and pass on the risks to retail investors.
During the shipment process, the dealer will pay close attention to the flow of market funds. If market funds begin to flow out of the stock or sector, the dealer will speed up the shipment. Because the withdrawal of funds means that the market's interest in the stock is reduced, and the risk of continuing to hold increases.
The dealer shipment is not achieved overnight, but is carried out in stages. A small amount of shipments will be tested for market acceptance in the early stage, and the shipment will be increased in the medium stage, and the remaining chips will be sold quickly in the later stage. Investors need to continue to pay attention to changes in stock prices, trading volume, etc., and see through the market makers' shipment rhythm.
In different market environments, the dealer's shipping routine will also be adjusted. Shipping is relatively hidden in bull markets, while in bear markets, it may be more urgent. Investors should flexibly judge the market makers’ shipment intentions based on changes in the market environment to avoid falling into wealth traps.
When the dealer ships, the cooperation with listed companies cannot be ignored. If a listed company publishes some vague or misleading information, it may be a cooperation with the dealer to ship the goods. Investors should carefully analyze the authenticity of information and not be misled by false information.
At a high stock price, if there are frequent bulk transactions, it may be a signal of the market maker's shipment. Bulk transactions are often transactions between the dealer and a specific buyer. Through bulk transactions, the dealer can ship quickly and is not easy to attract market attention.
The dealer will also use the media to promote the shipment. Through the media, it is recommended to sell and guide investors to buy. Investors should remain rational, not blindly believe in media reports, and judge the stock price trend based on multiple factors.
Observing the changes in the number of shareholders, you can also find clues of shipper shipments. If the number of shareholder accounts increases significantly but the stock price does not rise, it may be that the market makers ship, and the chips are spread to retail investors. Investors can pay attention to changes in the number of shareholders through regular reports.
At the end of shipment, the dealer may make the last wave of pull-up, creating the illusion that the stock price will rise again. At this time, the trading volume often cannot be continuously increased, which is the act of the dealer luring the bulls. Investors should be wary of this false pull-up and avoid buying by chasing highs.
When the dealer ships, he will protect the stock price to a certain extent. Keeping the stock price stable through a small amount of funds will allow investors to relax their vigilance. However, once the funds for protecting the market are exhausted, the stock price will fall sharply, and investors need to pay attention to the shipment risks behind the protection of the market.