polymarket tip #24 let me preface this tweet with a condemnation of the september 11 attacks, my thoughts & prayers are with the families affected copytrading, we all do it. but how do you do it right? here are some expert tips i’ve gathered: 1. copytrading is only useful to

polymarket tip #23 (not a tip) imagine if @shayne_coplan and @ICEgov found out they were paying $50 a month for this

polymarket tip #22 (highest grossing film) never underestimate disney productions that are released late in the year, these usually cover long weekends when kids are out of school for that reason, i will be betting my whole portfolio on “the island”

bought ~500 shares of each (with two hours to go). only time will tell which it will be

wrong again, look closer and you’ll see 3.0% and 3.1% refuse to touch each other. this is what is known as the bullish incoming divorce with divorces, there’s always a clear winner and a clear loser. thus the market must resolve to one of these options

the market ended up going no, but that’s not important. let’s apply this to “September Inflation - Annual” if we look at the 1h chart, there’s not much to work with right?

proficient use of technical analysis. take this bullish soft noodle curve for example, most would look at this chart and think; 4% is a bit of a gamble isn’t it? wrong. most fail to see three bullish red sloping tree trunks all ~1 hour apart

polymarket tip #21 (thread) i’ve spoken with many profitable whales (domer, aenews, car, AK02, rememberamalek, relay) the strangest thing i found is they all have one common trait…

he read the market, my grandmother made the following trades: - Harry S. Truman to win Time's Person of The Year 1945 (300y @ 67c) - Adolf Hitler out in 1945 (450y @ 93c) - Nuke in 1945? (4,500y @ 8.2c)

there was no time to spare. he sent a letter to his lieutenant requesting permission to send a letter home, less than a day later; permission was granted, he wrote the following to my grandmother:

he immediately checked his radio transceiver, and found that there was some huge trades at 4am:

he was a newstrader by trade, and discovered that the lendlease program (americans funding brit and soviet war effort) had been modified all of a sudden, both franklin and winston were now sending military aid to their friend joseph

all the top aristocrats were bonding YES, but he found an edge..

polymarket tip #20 (thread) something my grandfather taught me: "holders/activity provide information" for example:

polymarket tip #19 never read the article, headlines are pure uncut alpha. the body text is just journalists trying to nerf your conviction

polymarket tip #18 only buy positions you can explain to a golden retriever, if it tilts its head, double your size, it’s intrigued

polymarket tip #17 if you see a lot of whales buying shares at 99.9c after a clarification, this is because they are dumb who risks $100,000 to get $1,000 in a matter of hours, they will not be whales for much longer

polymarket tip #16 if you’re wondering why a lot of accounts have an animal in their name or photo, it is because animals do not have to pay tax on winnings

polymarket tip #15 sometimes it will be obvious if a trader has insider information, for example, this account does not: https://t.co/jbFqOwAwei