If chips are in the hands of retail investors, will smashing through key support make them willingly hand over their positions? Absolutely not.

Retail traders aren't trading robots—they have no idea where support levels actually are. They're driven by emotions. Only when you're trading against machines can you set precise stop-loss orders and expect them to automatically liquidate positions. That's how institutional players accumulate enough shares to start the next cycle. But when dealing with retail traders, you have to push prices lower, breaking their psychology and confusing them until they finally sell. Only then can you gather enough筹码 to enter the next round.