• Knocking out stops (screen 1)
Whales push price beyond key support or resistance levels to trigger stop orders, causing cascading movements.
• Drawing graphs
Manipulators form chart patterns by buying at resistance levels or selling during price rebounds. Traders who depend only on charts can be confused.
• Side panel (screen 2)
Whales move the price to reduce the number of entries. Consolidation usually ends after 4-5 touches, breaking through the upper or lower lines.
If the price reaches an inflection point but reverses, it is most likely manipulation.
• Hunting for stop losses (screen 3)
Whales begin a series of stop loss triggers, defining groups of stops at key levels.
They then push prices towards these levels by placing large buy or sell orders to activate stops, causing price momentum.
• Tips for improving trading:
- Don't make impulsive investments.
- Check true liquidity through spread, bid and ask volume.
- Wait for confirmation of price movement
- Avoid setting stop losses at key levels.
- Do not invest in low volume trades.
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