In the fluctuations of the bull market, the main force in the market often takes strategic price suppression before the violent pull-up, inducing retail investors to cut their losses and leave the market at a low point. When the price suddenly soared, retail investors realized that they had fallen into the trap carefully arranged by the main force. In the last crazy stage of the market, many people couldn't help chasing highs, hoping to seize the last profit opportunity, but often ended up being trapped at the peak of the price.

The main force's strategy is to create an illusion that retail investors believe that the market is about to collapse, and if they don't sell immediately, their assets will suffer huge losses. However, this panic is often a means for the main force to manipulate the market, with the purpose of getting retail investors to sell in panic, so that the main force can collect more chips at a low price.

When the chips in the hands of retail investors are reduced, the main force can more easily control the market, prepare for the next pull-up, and attract more people to participate. This game is a psychological and strategic game between the main force and retail investors, full of uncertainty and risk.

In this process, retail investors need to remain calm and not be swayed by short-term market fluctuations. Retail investors can find their own advantages in this game by deeply analyzing market trends, formulating clear investment strategies, and strictly implementing risk management measures. Remember, investing is a long-term journey that requires patience and strategy, rather than blindly chasing short-term profits.