CORE THINKING:

Organizations (sharks) never accumulate when prices rise sharply, but usually:

Due to the large volume, they "cannot buy in one go." Each time they buy a lot, it pushes the price up, making the organization itself buy at a high price, so they always break it down into many sessions and adjust the crowd's psychology.

The steps are as follows:

1. Create an accumulation area, sideways for a few weeks, or even a few months. Interspersed during this process are some sessions to shake off stocks with news or create surprises.

2. Shake out supply (price drop, scare selling) to make retail investors fear and sell. Usually lasts 2-3 sessions (the reason is every 2-3 DCA candles)

3. Re-accumulate at low price points, after retail investors have sold at a loss or stop-loss.

4. Strongly pull the price when enough stocks have been accumulated.

5. Begin distribution by creating beautiful, easily predictable chart areas, shaking stocks with increases of 20-30%, gradually distributing through each session. Create "false breakouts" to create FOMO for retail investors to jump in, observing whether retail reactions are strong or weak before proceeding.

Because even the organization, sharks do not know how high the peak is, yet some still like to catch the peak and the bottom; they also observe the strength of individual FOMO before pushing the price further or distributing it.

6. Bombing, ambushing after distribution is completed.

7. Create a new loop.

The above is the method we often call the manipulation team at work. It's nothing terrible but extremely cunning and effective.

Anyone who understands broadly will see it is no different from the cycle of an investment product.

Those who skim through various posts and come back here will see all the basic points I have already mentioned, mainly they interpret it to make it more complex to create more trust.

Just start from the basics, go slowly but surely.