Last week's run-up and plunge in Gamestop stocks is very similar to the "sitekabu" that has been occurring from time to time in the Japanese stock market.
This is a battle between buyers and sellers.
The stock of a company with little to no future potential suddenly rises for no particular reason. Lured by this, individual investors buy them up and the stock price soars even higher.
Then, they form a tower called "The Locust Tower".
However, the rise in stock prices cannot go on indefinitely; it will stop. This happens when the volume of shares decreases at the maximum point of the rise.
It indicates that there are no more investors left to buy at higher prices.
Then, investors with buying positions start selling in a hurry to lock in profits.
After that, the stock price will drop sharply due to selling. And it is highly unlikely that it will rise again.
"The Locust Towers" is collapsing.
I am a trader in Japan, and I am very interested in this move of the Gamestop stock, so I posted my trade idea.
By machine translation