2. The next peak was locked and the market did not stop.
3, below the high unimodal density.
4. Break through the high unimodal density.
5, below the low peak density.
6. Continuous decline with multiple peaks.
7, continued to rise, multi-peak intensive.
Chip peak refers to the dense peak formed by the dense distribution or local distribution of chips in the stock. The peak value of red chips indicates profit-taking and the peak value of blue chips indicates lock-up. Investors judge the appropriate trading point according to the stock price and the concentration of chip distribution.