There are always complaints that 'when I buy, it drops; when I sell, it rises,' thinking it's just bad luck, but in reality, it's a lack of understanding of the underlying logic of the market.
The major player is not a 'god,' but they hold the 'script.' As long as you understand this play, you can transform from a passive victim to a proactive 'hunter.'
Today, let's expose the 'three axes' the major player uses to cut retail investors:
First axe: Luring and trapping, creating anxiety.
The major player suddenly makes a violent upward move, with a big bullish candle shooting into the sky. KOLs collectively shout, 'A big market is coming,' and the community is filled with voices saying, 'If you don't buy now, it'll be too late.' You watch the soaring K-line, your heart racing, afraid to miss the opportunity, and you bite the bullet and rush in — but in reality, there is no 'market'; the major player is just raising the price to offload their holdings, and you become the 'sucker' who buys at a high.
Second axe: Crashing and washing out, shattering confidence.
You are still hoping for a 'doubling,' but a big bearish candle directly crashes through the support level. Watching your account shrink, you panic, stop-loss, cut losses, liquidate, and even doubt your ability to invest. But you don’t know that this is just the major player’s 'washing' strategy, aimed at forcing you out and then buying back the chips at a lower price.
Third axe: A sudden surge, forcing a short squeeze.
Just after cutting your losses, the major player immediately reverses and drives the price up, and the market soars. You stare at the K-line, full of regret: 'Why did I miss it again?' In fact, you haven't missed the market; you just didn’t catch the major player’s rhythm.
Not long ago, we accurately ambushed at 3850 points, having anticipated the major player’s tactics. While others are still chasing highs and cutting losses, we have steadily secured a gain at 3960 points.
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