However, the regulations aren't so strict now, so "deceptive trading manipulation" tactics are still quite common.
Han Lie carefully watched the transactions on the board. Small orders were numerous and dense, and the selling pressure was heavy.
At this point, if he placed an order on the board, he would definitely be able to buy.
But Han Lie wasn't in a hurry. He allowed a few large orders, interspersed with a multitude of small ones, to break through the limit-up price.
The limit-up price of 10.99 could not be maintained, falling to 10.90.
However, at this level, the price not only stabilized but also began to attract buy orders actively pushing upwards.
The stock price started to fluctuate narrowly between 10.90 and 10.95.
Han Lie observed for a full three minutes, his heart skipping a beat.
Good heavens, is it really this strong?! Only a ten-cent margin to work with?
