"Retail investors, when emotions rise, they can be fiercer than anyone else, but they shrink back just as fast. They're too easy to guide."
"Damn! That's fucking awesome!"
Liu Hanhe smacked his thigh hard and was completely convinced.
Han Lie's technique isn't particularly unusual, but his approach is incredibly broad.
At first glance, it sounds like a fantasy, but upon careful consideration, it's actually very feasible.
For listed companies with a new energy theme, remove large state-owned enterprises and those crazy stocks that have skyrocketed in the early stages. The remaining stocks suitable for speculation have a total market value of only 30 to 50 billion.
With 2 to 3 billion in funds, Han Lie could easily suppress the sector index.
It's not easy to drive the price up, but it's so much easier to push it down.
Focus on crashing two or three benchmark stocks, while gently guiding the others. The market sentiment will naturally take care of the rest.
