$RIVER has been plunging from 17.8, which doesn't seem like an unexpected fluctuation—the signs of market manipulation behind it are becoming increasingly obvious.

From a technical perspective, the daily chart shows a top divergence combined with increased volume leading to a sharp decline. The 4-hour chart just broke the double top pattern and entered a waterfall mode. Each rebound on the 1-hour candlestick chart is seen as a shorting opportunity by the bears. The MACD has a death cross below the zero line, and the entire moving average system has long been showing a bearish alignment.

The signals from the capital side are even more direct—large investors' short positions have been steadily increasing, with active sell orders completely suppressing buy orders. The open interest is shrinking in tandem with the price decline. All these point to one fact: the main players should have already pulled out.

The decline of the stock controlled by the big players is never prolonged. The current price around 13 has become a clear window for shorting. According to this logic, the stop-loss should be set above 13.5, with the first target at the 12 level. If that level is broken, the previous low around 10 may no longer hold. Of course, everyone hopes to catch a bargain during a rebound, but if you miss the opportunity to position now, you'll only be able to watch the price drop like a waterfall.