A short excerpt from a YouTube discussion (creator: Kosta Ouzas) about deliberate market moves that induce fear to attract short sellers. The speakers explain that sweeping a perceived low (e.g., an "80k low") creates fear, pulls in short positions en masse, and that those shorts are necessary for the market to rise thereafter.
We needed to go bring more fear into the market. And that those two moves did starting to do the trick. So that's bringing those shorts in because they're going to chase that move. And that's what, going back to what Costa was talking about earlier, we might. That's why we would sweep that 80k low. That's going to bring a lot of fear in the market. And when that fear comes in, that's going to bring those shorts in like a herd of wild. Wild. I don't want to say buffalo, but it's going to bring those shorts in. And that's exactly what we need, because we can't go higher without them. We need.
Such a good point. That's such a good point.
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And the further they drag the market down, the more short sales liquidate on the way back up. Yeah.
