the exchange is managed by market makers who can see all orders and are not limited in their limits... they just move the chart as they need. collected the money.... the fools set their stop losses...

I'll explain why this is so, it's very simple!
This phenomenon is a classic example of cognitive distortion, when a person feels that the market is working against him. In fact, such situations are often explained by psychological and market factors:
1. The crowd effect. Most people buy on hype and sell in panic. This leads to the market being able to correct at precisely those moments when identical decisions are made en masse.