The market is like a weary boxer, seemingly still fighting hard, but in reality, it has long since lost its strength. Those so-called support levels are merely the psychological barriers that investors wishfully think will hold, appearing so fragile under the heavy blows of the bears. Every slight rebound after the price touches support is like the final flicker of light from a dying patient, not only growing weaker but also shorter in duration. The step-like decline clearly depicts the process of market confidence being gradually eroded. Trading volume continues to shrink during this period, like a gradually drying river, signaling that liquidity is quietly withdrawing. Smart traders have long seen through this act. They regard every rebound as an excellent shorting opportunity. Meanwhile, those bulls hoping for a reversal are like trying to catch a falling dagger, ultimately left with nothing but scars. The cruelty of the market lies in the fact that it will not change its trajectory because of the expectations of the majority; when a trend is established, any action against it is akin to a mantis trying to stop a car. Those seemingly enticing long lower shadows on the chart are, in fact, traps carefully laid out by the major players. They create false support illusions to lure in bottom-fishing capital, then ruthlessly break through these key levels. This classic method of 'nurturing, trapping, and killing' is repeatedly staged in the capital market, yet it always manages to let greedy investors fall into the trap one after another.