There will always be people that will think that certain price movements are caused by manipulation or whatever theory they could think of, regardless of direction; and it's mostly voiced out by people who missed out on pumps, or bought heavily before dumps.
Or people who think they are experts and can predict the price. Most of these people are not great at what they do and they just shout out random things instead of what is happening. You have got the people who just state the obvious like what is happening now and you got the others that just go and predict something opposite to what is happening now. That is usually the predictions people make without any insight. TA can help, but I do agree that there are no experts here, if we did then they should be millionaires by now. It's all wild and educated guess and there are just speculators who might hit their predictions right, but for sure there are only a few of them, but still it's not a exact math.
And most of the time if their are a lot who predicted this X price in the coming months, usually the market goes on the opposite direction and that's why prediction is very hard, it will go on the other side when you least expected of it. So this is like a game that is hard to predict and it's going to be a hit or miss to us.
People who share their predictions on social media can provide us with more clues because there must be something different from the results of the analysis we did. So if you get analysis results from social media, you should find out why they can analyze like that because you can get more clues from the results of their analysis.
