The view that the market maker controls prices without regard to resistances and analysis reflects a somewhat realistic view, but it is not comprehensive. The market maker has the ability to influence prices, but he does not operate in a vacuum. His movements are influenced by factors such as liquidity, supply and demand, and the behavior of other traders, including their reliance on technical and psychological analysis. Resistances and supports are not just illusions, but a reflection of the behavioral patterns of market participants. Even the market maker takes them into account to determine the points of accumulation or disposal. Technical analysis is not a guarantee of profit, but a tool for understanding the market’s probabilities. If everyone ignores analysis, the market may become more chaotic, but with it, there is a general framework that helps in forecasting.