Understanding Stock Market "Bandar" (Market Makers)
📌 Stock market "Bandar" (often referred to as Market Makers or institutions) are entities with jumbo capital (hundreds of billions to trillions) who possess the power to move stock prices.
📊 Bandar are numerically small (estimated at 2% to 10% of market players) but hold the greatest power in the capital market.
📉 Retail traders often fall victim to Bandar manipulation because they lack a trading plan and cannot track the Bandar's large, hidden activities.

The Three Phases of Bandar Operation
📌 The primary goal of the Bandar is profit, achieved through three sequential phases: Accumulation, Mark Up, and Distribution.
💰 Accumulation (Buying): Bandar buy large volumes cheaply. This phase requires keeping the price stable or slightly declining (sideways consolidation) to prevent premature price spikes that would alert retail traders.
📈 Mark Up (Price Increase): After accumulating enough shares, the Bandar raise the price steadily, often with minor dips to shake out or profit-take early retail buyers before continuing the climb toward the target price.
📉 Distribution (Selling): The Bandar sell shares slowly and carefully, often utilizing good news or rumors to lure retail buyers in, ensuring the price doesn't drop sharply immediately upon selling.

Bandar Accumulation Techniques
👀 To accumulate secretly, the Bandar first add a large queue (wall) on the Bid side to create a false sense of security for retail traders.
🚀 Immediately after establishing the Bid wall, the Bandar quickly buy on the Offer side (HAKA) to cause a sharp price increase, enticing retail FOMO buying.
🌊 When retail investors buy the upward movement, the Bandar "siram" (dump/sell) quickly into the Bid side, causing a rapid price drop, forcing retail to panic sell (Cut Loss), which the Bandar then buys up cheaply.
🛑 Actionable Rule 1: Do not buy when the price is green (rising rapidly), as it may be the Bandar initiating a lure; do not sell when the price is red (falling rapidly), as it might be the Bandar forcing panic selling to accumulate more shares.

Bandar Mark Up Techniques
🧱 During the Mark Up phase, the Bandar intentionally add heavy queues on the Offer side to discourage retail buying by suggesting the price will struggle to rise.
🌊 Once retail hesitation sets in, the Bandar quickly buy on the Offer side to raise the price rapidly, then immediately "siram" (sell) when retail FOMO kicks in to eject "stowaways" (retail participants).
🎯 Actionable Rule 2: The ideal time to buy during the Mark Up phase is during a retrace (when the price is momentarily red) after an uptrend has begun, allowing retail to ride the sustained momentum.

Bandar Distribution Techniques
🤫 For distribution, the Bandar sell slowly on the Bid side while simultaneously adding small queues on the Offer side to prevent a sharp price drop that would panic retail sellers.
📰 The Bandar spread positive news and rumors aggressively to increase retail interest and buying volume, allowing them to offload their shares at higher prices.
🚩 Actionable Rule 3: When a stock's price becomes difficult to rise despite consistent high trading volume (especially accompanied by good news), assume distribution is occurring and prioritize taking profit rather than hoping for further breakthroughs.

Key Points & Insights
➡️ Identify the Bandar's current phase (Accumulation, Mark Up, or Distribution) using chart analysis to determine the correct trading strategy.
🤝 "Befriend the Bandar" by timing entry during the Mark Up phase, avoiding participation during secret accumulation.
📝 Prepare a robust Trading Plan detailing exact entry, take-profit targets, and Cut Loss points to avoid emotional decisions driven by market volatility.
📰 Do not be easily swayed by news or rumors; always verify the details and assess the logical impact on the company before making a trade decision.
🧠 Study Fundamental Analysis; fundamentally strong companies are less susceptible to Bandar manipulation because intelligent traders and investors tend to hold them long-term.

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