The core logic of the main force's washout and reallocation lies in selecting the true 'allies' — their goal is not simply to clean out retail investors, but to guide the chips to circulate orderly among market participants.
The main force does not wish for the 'startled birds' (speculators lacking strategy) to hold stocks for the long term; instead, through methods such as fluctuations, inducing buying, and inducing selling, they promote the continuous turnover of retail chips, avoiding the same group of short-term speculators holding from the bottom to the top.
The essence of 'forcing the handover of chips' is not to make retail investors exclusively deliver them to the main force, but to guide the chips to transfer among the retail investor group through the contest between bulls and bears.
During the main force's accumulation phase, they often obscure their true intentions with obscure patterns; even if retail investors intervene halfway up the mountain, the main force will still use volatility to prompt them to take profits or stop losses, passing the chips to the next participant, repeating this cycle until the market reaches its peak.
It is important to be cautious:
If retail investors collectively dump at the top while the main force has not yet completed their distribution, it will lead to them passively taking over and being trapped — this is precisely the key reason why the main force strictly controls the chip structure.
Finally, it is emphasized: enhancing market awareness is the foundation of survival. Only by understanding the logic of capital operation can one avoid becoming the last runner in the 'chip relay race'.
