A while back when the market was dropping, lots of people were calling for 30-40k. Now with the recent rebound, many are calling for 80-90k. In a few days, when it crashes again, people will start predicting even lower. Most people think in a linear way, just following the ups and downs of the candlestick charts, instead of using cyclical thinking based on underlying logic. What retail investors think doesn’t matter. As long as the big players pump for a few days or dump suddenly, market sentiment shifts instantly. But some things never change. Trading is all about studying the things that don’t change. The market only has two players: the big players and the retail investors. The big players have one goal: to crush the retail investors and maximize their own profits. At the bottom, they force retail to sell at a loss. At the top, they make retail buy in. You might say: "Even a fool knows this." So what? Knowing doesn’t stop people from making the same mistakes over and over. Buying AI stocks, gold, storage stocks, space stocks at the top. A lot of people say, "I won’t sell at the bottom." But look at every bear market—when have retail investors *not* sold at the bottom? Not a single time. Why? Because if retail doesn’t sell at the bottom, there can’t be another bull market. If retail doesn’t hand over their chips at the lows, why would the big players pump the market and work for retail?