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Market Timing is golden when you know how ... Here's my guidance on the S&P at our Summit event on 7th December 2024 ... Things are looking different today. @WiseTradersOVI

At our VIP Stocks Summit on 7th December, we at @WiseTradersOVI all agreed - after a specific Market Timing practical exercise - that the equities markets were overbought. Yesterday our members were in great shape - either taking advantage or remaining unscathed.

At @WiseTradersOVI we focus on observations that have a direct relationship with buying/selling activity and therefore demand/supply. We then use a robust trade plan for risk control. Take a look at https://t.co/QhndlsX061 for examples of the logic of following Big Money.

8/ Because they're utterly ridiculous and have no connection to how or why prices move in the market. But they can be super seductive because even a broken clock will be right twice-a-day. ⏰

7/ Ask yourself which institutions, banks, hedge funds use those magical number theories to run their portfolios ... I can't think of one. Why do you think that is?! 🤔

6/ Sadly, CMT type folks won't tell you any of this because TA has become a self-interested industry. If that wasn't the case, then they would surely consign "magical number" theories like Fibonacci, Gann, Elliott, Lucus, Planets(?!) to the junkyard where they belong. 🗑️

5/ There are times where a well-formed trade plan can bail out a poorly conceived methodology. But even then, the good times will end up being anomalies. In reality, you need both ... A solid trade plan built on a robust logical system. 📈

4/ Can you anthropomorphize the indicator you're evaluating? If you can't then it's either irrelevant or just plain nonsense. 🤝

3/ So, when you use a technical indicator or chart pattern, ask yourself "what is it actually measuring? What is its relationship with buying/selling activity?" ... 🌡️

2/ Without that relationship to buying/selling activity, such an indicator will only result in anomalies. Anomalies resulting from poorly conceived research will lead to inconsistency at best, over-fitting, and ultimately failure.

The uncomfortable truth about technical analysis ... 1/ If a trading indicator doesn't have a logical relationship with demand/supply for the shares, then how useful can it really be? 🧑‍🎓

10/ How Can Stock Traders Exploit Scarce Information? By knowing how to interpret that Scarce Information to make advantageous decisions at the right time. To discover how to use Scarce Information for your own trading and investments, read more at

9/ The Public vs. The Private Buffett He shared wisdom through books and interviews but kept his rarest insights for the boardroom. His deals with See’s Candies, Burlington Northern, and Heinz were masterclasses in uncovering hidden value. 📚💼

8/ Partnerships of the Century Buffett knew he wasn’t an island. His partnership with Charlie Munger brought a layer of analysis and contrarian thinking that sharpened his edge. Sometimes, scarce information is a brilliant partner. 🤝🧠

7/ The Circle of Competence Buffett’s secret weapon? Knowing his own limitations and what NOT to invest in. Scarce information isn’t about knowing everything - it’s about knowing what you truly understand. 🔄💡

6/ The Snowball Effect Buffett didn’t just find scarce information; he created it. He knew the power of compounding ... investing not just money, but time and patience. Scarcity isn’t just in knowledge; it’s in discipline. ⏳+💡 = Wealth

5/ When Others Zig, Buffett Zags During market frenzies, Buffett dives where others fear to tread. In 2008, while Wall Street panicked, Buffett quietly struck deals with Goldman Sachs and Bank of America, leveraging his knowledge of intrinsic value. 📉➡️📈

4/ Scarcity in Simplicity Buffett's genius wasn’t chasing complex trades. It was in realizing the simple truths others overlooked. Coca-Cola wasn’t just a soda; it was a global brand with unrivaled pricing power. Every sip was a dividend. Coca Cola’s secret formula is the