Fuck, fuck, fuck, fuck, fuck—Wise’s powers of prediction just keep getting better. Everyone who saw yesterday’s post and didn’t buy the dip should give me a like!
Just after 1 p.m. yesterday, I was talking about how this pullback didn’t necessarily mean we were starting a downward trend, because the theory behind this pullback didn’t hold up. Looking at it from the market makers’ perspective and analyzing the market, there was simply no reason for it to keep climbing after pulling back yesterday afternoon.
Also, in this post: https://t.co/WM2Fv8qyua, I said that it was foolish for certain experts to publicly announce they were buying the dip in the morning. I predicted that if the market could form a clear trend between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., then it would be a genuine rally; otherwise, it was all just a trap.
And yesterday’s market played out exactly as I said. I posted just after 1 p.m., before the pullback had even started. After I posted, the market basically headed straight down and continued its pullback.
Pretty much every semiconductor and tech stock started pulling back around then. Basically, right after I told everyone not to buy the dip, the pullback began 😂😂😂. My mouth must be blessed…
If you didn’t see my post yesterday and bought in, you’re probably badly stuck now. If you saw it and held back, just wait until next week—congratulations, you’ll be able to buy even more on the dip!
If the market environment were better, I wouldn’t be doing this kind of analysis. Things aren’t looking good right now, so I’m sharing more analysis to help everyone avoid getting stuck as much as possible.
I’ll say it again: I don’t think it’s time to buy the dip yet. When I think it’s time to get in and buy, I’ll let you all know.
If you found this helpful, give me a like. I’ll keep sharing more…
Just after 1 p.m. yesterday, I was talking about how this pullback didn’t necessarily mean we were starting a downward trend, because the theory behind this pullback didn’t hold up. Looking at it from the market makers’ perspective and analyzing the market, there was simply no reason for it to keep climbing after pulling back yesterday afternoon.
Also, in this post: https://t.co/WM2Fv8qyua, I said that it was foolish for certain experts to publicly announce they were buying the dip in the morning. I predicted that if the market could form a clear trend between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., then it would be a genuine rally; otherwise, it was all just a trap.
And yesterday’s market played out exactly as I said. I posted just after 1 p.m., before the pullback had even started. After I posted, the market basically headed straight down and continued its pullback.
Pretty much every semiconductor and tech stock started pulling back around then. Basically, right after I told everyone not to buy the dip, the pullback began 😂😂😂. My mouth must be blessed…
If you didn’t see my post yesterday and bought in, you’re probably badly stuck now. If you saw it and held back, just wait until next week—congratulations, you’ll be able to buy even more on the dip!
If the market environment were better, I wouldn’t be doing this kind of analysis. Things aren’t looking good right now, so I’m sharing more analysis to help everyone avoid getting stuck as much as possible.
I’ll say it again: I don’t think it’s time to buy the dip yet. When I think it’s time to get in and buy, I’ll let you all know.
If you found this helpful, give me a like. I’ll keep sharing more…