yes, pat, agree....typical smart-money play to force a fast and...

yes, pat, agree....typical smart-money play to force a fast and furious purge where they can triple their liquidity and no doubt we'll see more of that activity, which, again, is a standard operating move for them.... where the price settles after those furious plays is the important area from this threads pov....we must also remember that many holders who bought when the price was several hundred percent higher, than now, tend to lose their patience just at the moment when they should hold and they'll sell through sheer frustration or fear that they'll never get their money back....of course, imo, this allows time for large cap players to soak the weak sellers, allows the price to come to them....this requires time