"…all the fluctuations in the market and in all the various stocks should be studied as if they were the result of one man’s operations. Let us call him the Composite Man, who, in theory, sits behind the scenes and manipulates the stocks to your disadvantage if you do not understand the game as he plays it; and to your great profit if you do understand it."
Most market people tend to scoff at the idea that there is some kind of illuminati running the markets. They say "you're never bigger than the market".
I will just deal with one piece of evidence, in the image cap.
Just 2204 accounts, a lot of which are owned by the same people, CONTROL 41.87% of the supply.
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So, even if you don't think the Composite Operator exists, you have to admit that it is very definitely doable, isn't it?
They could use just 10% of that to push the price where they want, like water in the bath. Give it a bit of a shove when it is running nicely, stop and reverse when they know it's right.
If they don't know how, I could show them. In fact, call me guys, I'm open to offers.
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@toastedcharm, Thank you. I hope they get in touch. If they dont then they already have someone, so they exist
birdnerd604
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Very nice post thanks for the time putting it together. Wyckoff theory is great
AlanSantana
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Nice article. It is the first time I hear about the "Composite Man" but we all know that market manipulation is more than real, it is just how things work.
@AlanSantana, Composite man comes from the Wyckoff Method and represents the biggest players. How else could they CONtrol Bitcoin without bringing it to exchanges? The moment Bitcoin was listed as a tradeable asset on an exchange it lost its unCONtrollable myth.
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