Ever heard Druckenmiller's take on timing the market? Guy's got a point that hits different.
Forget what's happening right now. Current earnings? Irrelevant. What a company made last quarter? Doesn't move the needle. The real game is visualizing where things stand 18 months out. That's your price target. That's where the money gets made.
It's wild how many traders get stuck analyzing yesterday's numbers when the market's already pricing in tomorrow's reality. Forward-looking beats backward-looking every single time.
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MagicBean
· 22m ago
ngl that's why most people lose money and keep looking at past data
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LiquidityHunter
· 12-11 18:27
In simple terms, it's about looking at the future rather than the past. I just want to know how many people can accurately predict what will happen in 18 months...
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GateUser-3824aa38
· 12-10 05:54
I've heard the NGL theory too many times, and the question is how many people can really predict 18 months from now
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NFT_Therapy
· 12-10 05:50
The 18-month perspective is really amazing, and most people are still reviewing last year's data
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LiquidatedThrice
· 12-10 05:31
To put it bluntly, it still depends on human nature, most retail investors just like to hold yesterday's data as a baby
Ever heard Druckenmiller's take on timing the market? Guy's got a point that hits different.
Forget what's happening right now. Current earnings? Irrelevant. What a company made last quarter? Doesn't move the needle. The real game is visualizing where things stand 18 months out. That's your price target. That's where the money gets made.
It's wild how many traders get stuck analyzing yesterday's numbers when the market's already pricing in tomorrow's reality. Forward-looking beats backward-looking every single time.