Documentary "The Story of Me and the Market Maker" Episode 3

I asked the market maker brother how you will harvest the retail investors now?
He told me that many people are stuck at 81000, 82000, and 83000. Then it rose to a high point and fell down from above 87000, and everyone is bearish. So, following everyone's thoughts, it slightly dipped to lure people into shorting, giving them the illusion of shorting. Once there are more people shorting, it slowly rises again, attracting even more people to short during the rise. At this point, the profit from the decline is already very small; going down will only help those who are stuck to break free and allow those who shorted in the past couple of days to make money. So what is the significance of the decline? It can only be a slow rise to lure shorts. Now it’s rising slowly, and everyone is too afraid to chase the rise, you understand? Because the majority think that since they didn’t chase the long position, they should go for the short position, feeling that the short position at this level seems to have bigger profits, right? You see, when it goes down, shorts can break even, and those who went long don’t dare to chase when it goes up. So shouldn’t it be pulled up? That way, we can harvest from the retail investors, right?
So how much can it rise to?
We first rise slowly, and then when there are enough short positions, we will suddenly push it up to eliminate most of the short sellers, and after that, we will crash down. This way, we can achieve a double kill of both longs and shorts.
He just casually talked like this, I casually listened, and then you all casually looked.
As for how the market moves, it is still determined by profits.
The money is in your own pocket; whether you win or lose, it has nothing to do with me, and the losses are your own orders.
If you guess right, there's no need to thank me, and if you guess wrong, please try not to curse me. After all, everyone is talking about Black Friday, and whether it's as you think, it purely depends on fate.