FET keeps playing the same game before things pop off.

Right now you're seeing that classic messy phase—sharp wicks, sudden dumps, quick bounces. It looks random. Chaotic even. Most traders lose patience here and dip, which is exactly the point.

Here's the thing though: that red drop wasn't capitulation. That was liquidity grab.

When price punches down hard and yanks stop losses, it's not weakness showing. It's smart money collecting what retail is handing over. The wick, the dip, the panic—all part of the setup. Once they've got enough liquidity pooled, the next leg up becomes inevitable.

This is the accumulation phase disguised as noise. The chart looks messy because it's supposed to. That's how you shake out the weak hands before the real move.