This is the core secret trick that institutions will never admit to manipulating the market.

I really can't stand it anymore. Many trading brothers have been cut to pieces by those algorithms that specifically eat up their principal, leaving nothing behind, with accounts directly drained.

Stop fighting them head-on. Following the institution’s rhythm is the only way to survive.

Behind the candlestick charts you watch every day, it all relies on these four trading logic sets running constantly. Today I share them with my brothers:

1. Fixed-point loss sweeping game
If you don’t completely consume retail traders’ liquidity, the market simply won’t move.

Prices will be pushed to key positions on the larger cycle, flushing out those who entered early.
Stop-loss levels are hit one by one, and the lows are directly smashed through.
After thoroughly flushing out retail traders, they will then change the trend structure and create gaps in the market.

Do you dare to buy the dip before the market is swept? You’re not trading; you’re just giving the institutions chips to take over.

2.诱多杀猪局 (诱多:诱导多头, 杀猪局:杀猪行情)
This is why even veteran traders who have been in the game for years still end up losing everything.

Even if the trend looks like it has already reversed, there’s still a backup plan.
They will execute a seemingly flawless retracement, all bait for you.
Once you go long, they’ll smash the price so hard you won’t recognize your mother.
Before a real big move starts, they must run one last shakeout to scare out the remaining retail traders.

3. Algorithmic pricing
Institutions never chase the rally; they act only after calculations are complete.

They wait for the most precise position—the Fibonacci retracement zone between 0.62 and 0.79.
If the market gap lands right in this zone, all conditions are met.
True big-money moves only start from here—no earlier, no later by a second.

4. Box-range frustrating game
This is institutions disguising as whales to accumulate.

They tightly clamp the price within a narrow oscillating box, grinding until all retail traders lose patience and sell.
Then they fake a breakdown, sweeping the stop-loss orders below, and immediately pull the price back into the box with a single line.

You think the pullback to the box is support? Don’t be naive—that’s the last step before the market takes off, institutions adding positions and gathering strength.

Brothers, every candlestick you see is carefully designed—just to make you operate wrongly at the wrong time.

These four sets of tactics are not trading signals; they are the underlying logic of price rises and falls.
Billions of dollars follow these rules, while retail traders are still blindly messing around with RSI indicators.

Quickly save this content and study it to death, brothers. In this market, you are either the hunter or the prey—there’s no middle ground.