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In order to force retail investors to cut loss and exit, institutions have various conspiracy methods to manipulate them, mainly through the following ways to make retail investors sell out:
(1) Sell stocks directly to trigger stop-loss orders and force retail investors to sell out.
The use of block orders to directly push down the market is the most effective way to force retail investors to cut losses. Regardless of the short, medium, or long term style, most investors tend to cut losses and sell once the stock breaks through a certain level. When retail investors have cut their losses, the market will improve. Many retail investors only start to feel doubtful that block orders are monitoring their own accounts when they start selling stocks.
(2) Stock control in a bearish state forces retail investors to cut losses.
Block orders have kept the stock price under control, causing the stock to continuously exhibit a bearish trend, with little increase and significant decrease. Overall, there won't be large fluctuations, instead there will be a small decline every day. Even if the stock market goes up, these stocks won't follow the upward trend. The stocks just do their own thing, dropping a bit every day, making retail investors psychologically tortured. Unable to withstand the psychological torture, they voluntarily admit defeat, cut their losses, and exit positions.
(3) Release of bearish news forces retail investors to cut loss.
Institutions use bearish news to make retail investors bearish on stock prices, and prices also cooperate with bearish news to suppress stock prices, causing retail investors holding stocks to lose confidence, believing that prices will continue to fall; it is about capturing retail investors' fear and making them cut loss.
(4) Stocks at the bottom are under long-term sideways pressure forcing retail investors to cut loss
Block orders often control stocks in a bottom area, which is usually a tactic of long-term block orders. They keep the stock price sideways for a period, quietly absorbing chips. Each sideways period lasts one or two years, making it difficult for retail investors holding stocks to wait patiently, unable to see the future of the stocks. Many retail investors are unwilling to wait and can only admit defeat, handing over their chips to block orders, and selecting stocks again. This kind of block orders cutting meat in a sideways price movement is more painful than any other method.
(5) The bearish market sentiment is an illusion to make retail investors cut losses.
Institutions sell a lot of very large sell orders on the first to fifth bids every day. When these super large sell orders do not get executed, they are just displayed to intentionally mislead retail investors, indicating that there is so much selling pressure on the stocks, the stock price cannot go up at all. This tricks many retail investors who do not look at the order book into thinking that with too many large sell orders, the stock price is going to plummet next, therefore they can only admit defeat, cut loss, and exit the market.
(6) Institutions use fund collusion to force retail investors to cut loss.
Institutions use fund collusion to create a false signal of a major stock price drop, different from the false appearance mentioned above. Fund collusion also involves continuously placing very large sell orders on the first to fifth bids, but actual large sell orders will be executed in fund collusion, causing the stock price to be suppressed. In fact, these orders are maneuvers from one hand to the other by institutions, creating a situation of panic in the market, prompting retail investors to obediently cut loss and hand over their chips.
Meeting options 1, 2, 3, 4, after a long period of sideways movement, a short-term breakthrough, accompanied by global bearish news on the epidemic. Definitely no market makers in large cap, but when retail investors throw their chips to various institutional block orders at low levels, there is an expectation of consistency. It marks the beginning of a new round of market trends.
So try not to use leverage when entering the market! When the company's outlook is stable and the stocks are in a sideways pattern, hold steady! Holding the underlying stocks for the long term is the best investment strategy!

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