K-line manipulation is easier than you think. But those who actually lose money are often not defeated by the manipulation itself, but by their own greed and fear.
Every day, large funds in the market are playing tricks—pumping, dumping, and shaking out. Retail investors are like pawns in this game. But the problem is, no matter how sophisticated the manipulation, it still needs someone to take the bait. Those who keep hitting new lows on their life K-line are often the ones who know there is risk but still choose to get in.
You think you're riding the trend to make quick money, but in reality, you've long become a target for others to harvest. Those who manipulate the K-line never care about the safety of your principal.
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BrokeBeans
· 01-15 08:11
Well said. Blaming big investors when you have no clue yourself? I've seen a bunch of people lose over 100,000 and still be there studying candlestick patterns. It's hilarious.
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StakeTillRetire
· 01-14 01:41
You're not wrong, greed kills people. Every time, I think I can hold on until the end.
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AlphaLeaker
· 01-12 22:07
Honestly, if you don't have the ability to cut losses yourself, blaming the market makers for manipulation is just laughable.
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just_another_fish
· 01-12 22:04
To be honest, I am that fish, I haven't recognized it yet.
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LuckyHashValue
· 01-12 22:03
It's really heartbreaking. Knowing there's danger but still heading into the tiger's mountain—that's a common flaw among retail investors.
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InfraVibes
· 01-12 21:52
That hits hard, but I've done it too... knowing I was going to get rekt but couldn't help myself from making that move anyway.
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SneakyFlashloan
· 01-12 21:40
Basically, it's the cost of greed. I've seen too many people knowingly fall into the trap and still jump in.
K-line manipulation is easier than you think. But those who actually lose money are often not defeated by the manipulation itself, but by their own greed and fear.
Every day, large funds in the market are playing tricks—pumping, dumping, and shaking out. Retail investors are like pawns in this game. But the problem is, no matter how sophisticated the manipulation, it still needs someone to take the bait. Those who keep hitting new lows on their life K-line are often the ones who know there is risk but still choose to get in.
You think you're riding the trend to make quick money, but in reality, you've long become a target for others to harvest. Those who manipulate the K-line never care about the safety of your principal.