To be honest, I really don't understand the trend of $TIMI.

Staring at the K-line chart for half a day, those vertical spikes are densely arranged, as if someone deliberately designed them as a piece of art. This strange form, to be honest, I have never seen before.

I was actually quite interested in getting it before—after all, the name TIMI coincides with that of the top domestic game studio TiMi, which is one of the best in terms of revenue capability. Even if it's not for anything else, it would be justifiable to buy it out of sentiment, right?

Looking at this chart now, I suddenly feel a sense of relief: it's good that I didn't rush to buy at that time. This dense pinning trend is truly abnormal, it feels like retail investors have stumbled into some kind of trap.

I am really curious, what kind of operation can make the candlestick charts so neatly aligned? Is it algorithms at work, or is there some gameplay we don't know about? Can anyone who understands explain?