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“Screening” is a method of stock price manipulation, and it is an act of intentionally lowering stock prices to make investors uneasy and make bearish investors sell stocks. The people who perform this operation buy and collect stocks cheaply when the stock price falls, and aim for the stock price to eventually rise again. This is also called a kind of “deception.”
The changes in open ball distribution when closing on 8/19, during 8/20, and when closing on 8/20 are as follows
There was a surprise sale when it fell, and it looks like they bought downwards at the same time
In English, this method of “sieving” is called “shakeout” or “bear raid.” “Shakeout” indicates a movement aimed at driving out bearish investors from the market in particular, and “bear raid” means pushing down stock prices due to short sales
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It is thought that there was a shakeout-like movement on 8/20.
The following points highlight that possibility:
1. Rapid decline:
Since the stock price plummeted to 1.92 dollars after the market opened, it is thought that many investors were upset (panic selling). This sharp drop may have been aimed at inducing psychological unease and “sifting” bearish investors out of the market.
2. Rapid changes in profit and loss ratios:
Due to the sharp drop in stock prices, the profit and loss ratio dropped drastically from 92.51% the day before to 1.26%. This shows that many investors have fallen into a situation where they have unrealized losses, and there is a high possibility that it was a factor that induced uneasy sales.
3. Stock price recovery:
After that, the stock price recovered rapidly, and as the closing price was 3.16 dollars, the profit and loss ratio also recovered to 31.64%. This recovery is presumed to be due to investors who bought at low prices.
Combining these movements, there is a very high possibility that stock prices intentionally plummeted on 8/20, shook out bearish investors, and then implemented a strategy to buy at a low price. It can be said that this is exactly the typical movement of shakeout (sieving).
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