2026-01-12 21:20:39

Take a look at this chart.

Really look carefully.

Did you notice the significant suppression before the sharp rise? That’s definitely not retail investors selling off.

This is the standard price suppression tactic used by market makers before pushing the price up—intending to shake out ordinary investors before they can get on board. They don’t want you to catch this wave. And what’s the result? We’ve already bottomed out and built our positions. This repeated pattern of suppression and rally often signals a strong upward move ahead. After playing these tricks for so many years, we’ve got the routine down pat.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 01-15 20:50

Here we go again with this routine? I'm already tired of it. Every time I think I understand the tricks, I still get caught.

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ApeEscapeArtist

· 01-15 20:33

Manipulation theories are back again. Every time they say they've figured it out, but what’s the result? --- Bottom fishing and building positions? I think you’re probably buying at the top haha --- How many times have you heard this kind of rhetoric? Do you really believe it this time? --- I understand suppressing and then pumping, but how can you be sure this isn’t just a reverse scam this time? --- Studying K-line charts every day is pointless; maybe you should study your own psychological expectations instead --- It’s the market maker’s fault again. Are retail investors really that innocent? --- Where are the charts? Without charts, what story are you trying to tell here? --- Does this logic hold up under scrutiny? It’s a bit too naive.

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liquidation_watcher

· 01-12 21:50

I knew it, the dip at the low level was indeed strange; retail investors couldn't have caused such a move. The tactics are quite well understood, but don't get too confident; a reverse move later isn't surprising either. Already on board, waiting for a big surge.

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SilentAlpha

· 01-12 21:45

Here we go again with this routine? I've heard a hundred times that suppression leads to a rise. Wait, did you really bottom out this time? Got the pattern down but still got caught? Market maker tricks are indeed old, but let's not get too confident. I've seen more failures from this kind of chart analysis.

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MemeCurator

· 01-12 21:24

Got it? Haha, you make me laugh. Every time you say you've got it figured out, but you're still trapped. --- It's the same old story. Retail investors believe it every time, and then nothing happens. --- I've seen the suppression and rally a hundred times. The problem is, why are you still losing if you’ve "got it figured out"? --- Wait, are you sure that's a market maker and not just your own psychological effect? --- You've been hyping it up for so long, and now it drops again. Are you going to say it's just a shakeout by the main players? --- Talking about routines and being "got it," if you really understood, you'd be rich by now. --- Is this a performance art of talking with pictures? --- This logic can be used for ten years without changing. I need to learn this skill.

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