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During the first half of 2022, the $S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$ dropped by 21%, which means that the broad market is technically in bear territory right now, following a drop of more than 20%. This market decline was based on several macro factors and did impact different sectors and industries to a different degree:
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$NIO Inc (NIO.US)$ Stock market block orders have various conspiracy methods to force retail investors to cut losses and exit. They mainly use the following methods to make retail investors cut losses:
(1) Stocks directly smashing through key support levels to force retail investors to cut losses.
Using the method of directly smashing through key support levels, block orders make retail investors cut losses most effectively. Regardless of the investment style, once the stocks break through a support level, most investors often give up and exit the market. When retail investors have cut their losses sufficiently, the market improves; many retail investors believe that the market makers are monitoring their accounts as soon as they start selling stocks.
(2) The bearish control of stocks leads retail investors to cut losses.
Institutions have controlled the stock price, causing a continuous downward trend in stocks, with little increase and significant decrease. There is no large rise or fall overall; instead, there is a slight decrease every day. Even if the stock market rises, it does not follow suit. Stocks do as they please, dropping a little each day, causing retail investors psychological distress, unable to bear it voluntarily cutting losses and exiting.
(3) Releasing bearish news to force retail investors to cut losses.
Institutions use bearish news to make retail investors bearish on stock prices, and the stock prices also cooperate with the bearish news to suppress them. This causes retail investors holding stocks to lose confidence in the stock, believing that the stock price will continue to decline. They capture the fear of retail investors to make them cut losses.
(4) Stocks lingering at the bottom for a long time to pressure retail investors to cut losses.
Institutions keep stocks within a bottom range, often a long-term means of institutions. They keep the stock price flat for a period, quietly collecting chips. This period of stagnation can last one to two years, causing retail investors holding stocks to lose patience. They cannot see a future for the stock and many retail investors are unwilling to wait, only able to surrender their chips to the institutions, reselect stocks. This method of institutions keeping the stock flat and cutting losses is more uncomfortable than any other means.
(5) Creating a bearish illusion to force retail investors to cut losses.
Every day, institutions hang many huge sell orders at the first to fifth positions, but these huge sell orders do not actually execute. They are just displayed deliberately for retail investors to see. This indicates that there are so many sell pressures queued up that the stock price cannot rise, leading many retail investors who do not understand the market to think that with so many large sell orders, the stock price will soon plummet. They can only cut losses and leave the market.
(6) Block orders use funds to let retail investors cut their losses.
It is a signal that the block orders use funds to manipulate the stock price to drop, which is different from the false signals in the above trading volume. Fund manipulations also involve continuously placing large sell orders in the top five levels of the order book. However, large sell orders will appear in the transactions of fund manipulations, causing the stock price to be suppressed. In fact, these orders are chips from the block orders moving from one hand to the other, creating a situation of panic on the market, making retail investors obediently cut their losses and surrender their chips.
Fulfilling options 1, 2, 3, and 4, after a long period of sideways trading, short-term breaking, accompanied by the negative news of the global pandemic. There must be no market manipulators in the large cap market, but when retail investors throw their chips to various institutional block orders at low levels, with unanimity of expectations, it marks the beginning of a new round of market trends.
So when entering the market, try not to use leverage! When the company's prospects are fine and the stock is moving sideways, do not make changes! Holding stocks for the long term is the golden rule of investment!

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