The Core Means of the Dealer's Washing

It is almost impossible to wash out retail investors. As long as retail investors are still watching the market, the main force has ways to wash them out. If retail investors are not cleared out to a certain extent, it will affect the main force's trading plan, which is not allowed by the main force.

The main force has many tricks to clear out retail investors, and there are three tricks that are particularly uncomfortable for retail investors. Usually, under these three tricks, very few retail investors can sit still.

🟨 "Grinding", the main force often uses the trick of "grinding" to bottom out, dragging the time very long, and the coin price just won’t rise. It goes up 1U, down 2U, and retail investors with poor patience will be "ground" out by the main force.

🟨 "Pitting", after the "grinding", there are still many retail investors who have not been washed out, the main force will dig pits to continue clearing retail investors. The main force digs "pits" which will create a rapid volume drop in the coin price, causing a feeling of breaking down without seeing the bottom. This instills fear in retail investors, who do not know how long the coin price will continue to fall or how deep it will go. Many retail investors have been pitted by the main force, never having the chance to climb out again.

🟨 "Coercion and Inducement". After experiencing the above two tricks, if the washing has not reached the main force's ideal value, the main force will use the trick of "coercion and inducement" to wash again. The so-called "coercion and inducement" means that the main force raises the price for trial trading, allowing retail investors to see a chance to recover their costs or make a small profit, prompting them to take profits. For those who do not take profits, the main force will control the coin price to naturally fall back, forcing retail investors to exit.