Wyckoff

The Wyckoff method and schematics detail the process by which large institutions pull money from the masses. Large institutions buy and sell amongst themselves to create the appearance of a booming (bull) or reversing (bear) market to attract retail investors to buy at nearly just the wrong time, letting them pull in lots of money on a grand scale: Getting a little from each person–but also a little from a lot of people. The metaphor of the whale is appropriate here. The whale feeds on and survives off krill.