What is he trying to do by doing this and that?

This kind of technique is obviously from a novice and a greenhorn. Are you trying to make the professional teams on the other side laugh to death?

Although I had something to say, seeing that the experts on Wall Street were all busy organizing the data and no one was offering any suggestions, I subconsciously felt too embarrassed to speak up.

Otherwise, I really want to teach Xing Baohua a lesson on what basic stock market operations are.

The order for 2,000 lots was quickly filled.

The stock price dropped slightly.

The trader continued to watch Xing Baohua, awaiting further instructions.

"Continue with 2,000 orders. Place 2,000 orders every 15 minutes to draw out the opponent's large orders."

Only then did the experts realize that they had used a tactic to lure the snake out of its hole. Luckily, they hadn't offered any suggestions, or they would have lost face.

Let's keep watching.

No matter how many orders Xing Baohua placed, the other party simply wouldn't ship the goods.

After Xing Baohua systematically sold off his shares, the stock price gradually declined.

At this point, nobody dares to short sell!

Even though the price is falling in a rhythmic manner, no one dares to short it because they can't find the right entry point.

You can't short sell, but you can buy when prices are low!

It will go up sooner or later.

Therefore, from a technical chart perspective, especially a five-minute candlestick chart, a sharp drop followed by a rebound to halfway down the price chart, coincidentally occurring near the opening and closing levels of that drop, is called a doji in technical charts.

A quadruple cross pattern has appeared.

This type of chart is common in one-minute charts, but less so in five-minute charts.

Once five consecutive doji candlesticks form, it indicates a fierce struggle between the resistance above and the support below.

One side wants to suppress it, while the other side doesn't allow the pressure to be applied and pushes it forward.

Logically, this kind of balance shouldn't exist, but it did.

Xing Baohua also looked at the drawings and asked his chief secretary, "Have you set a time for your meeting with Nikon?"

"No. They have an important technician who hasn't arrived yet; he's still abroad. He said he'd be back next week," the chief secretary replied.

"If he doesn't come back, he won't see us anymore?" Xing Baohua asked in confusion.

"It shouldn't be that. I also contacted Mitsui Fujisaburo to ask around. From what he said, it seemed that the other party wanted to stall for time, so they used the excuse of insufficient personnel." The chief secretary added.

"It seems we're trying to force them to meet with us through the stock market!" Xing Baohua said.

"Nikon's stock is a bit strange. I feel like there's some mysterious force supporting them," the chief secretary said, still puzzled.

“This is not surprising at all. If no one were backing them up, this company would have been finished long ago.” After Xing Baohua finished speaking, he turned to look at Jin Xin.

He took a few steps over to Jin Xin and said, "Didn't you give me a list of Nikon shareholders before? Call them and ask if they're willing to sell. I'll buy them at a 10% premium."

Jin Xin nodded and said, "Okay. Is 10% too high?"

"It's not high at all, it's just a test. If they don't agree, you can increase it by 5 percentage points every now and then. If they still don't agree after increasing it to 35%, you should ask them how much premium they'll pay to sell their Nikon shares."