By observing CLO's recent trend, it is found that the same group of manipulators are repeating their tactics. The price ranges of 0.38, 0.42, and 0.5 are concentrated with large institutional positions. Their game is quite obvious—by creating short-selling signals to induce retail investors to short, they generate enough short pressure. Once the short positions are accumulated, they can easily push the price up, causing short sellers to be liquidated. From another perspective, as long as retail investors do not follow the trend to short, and there are no chips for them to harvest, it is actually very difficult for them to push the price higher, and they might even suffer losses first. This kind of harvesting pattern is indeed a bit ruthless; retail investors need to think carefully before entering whether they are trading or just giving money away.