THE HOLY GRAIL psychology class

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In todays class we’ll discuss with an example how they hedge their trades by driving price within their direction to get traders to open trades and then hedge it buying or selling against themselves only to trigger their bulk..
Very vicious behavior evil and ruthless but thus us the hidden structure of the market that retail aren’t taught on. Cus they don’t want us to know they want us to think glamorous

See their psychology is simple risk/ lose money to make more is not a loss they understand risk.
So ex so u can understand here
Say if they have 100 million in the zone here (block)
They’ll let the market naturally drop near the zone by not supporting an up move cus it takes money to go up.
When theirs no money to keep price up it’ll drop this drop can be fast or slow depending on how much buyers are closed/per rate exchange. And then when enough sl are place in their bulk zone then they’ll buy the markets up into their orders where sl had just been placed by retail so ex they’ll spend 25million to drive price back up
Price goes up triggering their 100 million order and maybe 50 million plus from retail sl globally
And the quick exchange allows them to place move as well
So they just double their net before the move even started and then it exponentially increases as price drop ..
This is an example
We’ll be talking bout in todays class..
Do u understand this process?
Some of the best ways to trades these moves it to actually do what they do and buy n sell order above n below resistance n support or do partial like they do and hedge as well just in a smaller scale

These are the gems our students get ..
What r u learning in ur education?
Trendlines n fibs?
Channel birds bats hats cats patterns ?
These things are just tools for them to manipulate u with if used without good content

Gl

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