This is all nonsense, no one can know for sure how and where the market will go, especially if it is owned by one company. The big players simply have a lot of deposits to take short positions and ride out all the drawdowns.

I'll explain why this is so, it's very simple!
This phenomenon is a classic example of cognitive distortion, when a person feels that the market is working against him. In fact, such situations are often explained by psychological and market factors:
1. The crowd effect. Most people buy on hype and sell in panic. This leads to the market being able to correct at precisely those moments when identical decisions are made en masse.