KSE-100 Short Squeeze Breakdown | 6,768 Point Rally & PSX Market Trap (April 2)

The Pakistan Stock Exchange just delivered a historic move — but not for the reasons most traders think.In today’s War Room briefing, Malik breaks down the 6,768-point short squeeze in the KSE-100 index, explaining how market makers engineered a violent reversal that wiped out over-leveraged short positions.This was not a recovery. This was a liquidity event.We analyze the mechanics behind the squeeze, including stop-loss cascades, institutional volume flows, and the psychological positioning of retail traders. More importantly, we expose why the macro environment remains fragile, despite the surge to 155,511.With critical corporate meetings in the textile and energy sectors, today’s session could determine whether this rally holds — or collapses into the next leg down.🎯 In this episode:The anatomy of a short squeeze in PSXWhy retail traders were caught offsideThe role of institutional liquidity huntingKey warning signs from textile & energy sectorsStrategic positioning: why cash remains kingThis is not noise. This is market structure.kse100, pakistan stock exchange, psx analysis, short squeeze, stock market pakistan, trading strategy, market psychology, institutional trading, bear trap, liquidity, stock market crash, kse100 forecast, pakistan economy, trading insights, financial podcast, market analysis