# After the dip a while back, many people looked at 30–40 thousand,

these past few days it bounced back, and many people are looking at 80–90 thousand again,
wait two more days and they’ll still change.
When the crash happens in a couple days, many people will look even lower again.
Most people have linear thinking—based on whether the candlestick chart goes up or down—
not cyclical thinking based on underlying logic.
Whether retail investors think about it doesn’t matter. As long as the main players pump it up for a few days,
or smash the market a bit, market sentiment changes immediately.
But some things will never change.
Trading is about studying the things that won’t change.
The market has only two types of players: one main force, one retail trader.
The main force has only one goal: to wipe out the retail traders,
so that its own interests are maximized.
At the bottom, let retail traders cut their losses; at the top, let retail traders take the bag.
And you might say: “This logic is obvious even to a fool.”
So what? The same mistakes keep being repeated.
Buy AI stocks, gold, storage stocks, space stocks at high prices.
Many people say, “At the bottom, I won’t cut my losses.”
Look at every time—when has any retail trader not cut their losses at the bottom?
Never—there has been no exception. Why?
Because if retail traders don’t cut their losses,
there can’t be a next main upswing wave.
If retail’s chips don’t rotate and get handed over to the main force at low levels,
how would the main force pull the market to have retail investors work for them? $SOL
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