Take BlackRock's domestic stock purchase as an example

The top international capital institution "BlackRock" withdrew from the A-share market.

Before leaving, Butler Bei complained: We spent a lot of experts and a lot of time analyzing listed companies, classifying and combining those high-quality listed companies, and then started buying and building positions. Every time we completed the position building, we would encounter a large number of selling orders and desperately smash the market down.

So we technically buy low and sell high every day (the Chinese say T) to reduce the cost of holding positions. We have the world's top traders who are busy doing T every day, and the cost of holding positions has finally come down.

We believe that the stock price has fallen to the bottom, because through the calculations of our analysts and big data systems, the profit margin of the counterparty is also very small, and it should be in the bottom safety area at this time.

But every time we get to this point, we will encounter a large number of selling orders, the kind that are desperately pushing the market down. We can only continue to buy, and they will keep selling. We can't buy all, we can't buy all at all. No matter how much we buy, there are selling orders desperately selling... If we buy more, the company will be ours! Then we are busy doing T again, and we think that this time it has finally reached the bottom. The proportion of circulating shares in our hands is already very high, and through our system analysis, the counterparty's orders are already below the profit and loss line. Thinking that we can finally wait for the rise with peace of mind, who knows that a large number of stocks are sold again, and the price is lower each time. We really can't buy anymore, really can't buy anymore. Although the price is getting lower and lower, if we buy more, the company will be ours. We are buying stocks and they are selling companies. What kind of market is this! This is the national market