Most traders get caught up trying to outsmart the market. They read endless forecasts, chase headlines, and cling to predictions — but the truth is, price is the only thing that pays. Markets don’t move on opinions; they move on action. And if you learn to follow that action — not fight it — you’ll always be a step ahead of the crowd.

Technical analysis isn’t magic. It’s discipline. It’s about reading the emotional rhythm of the market through patterns, trends, and behavior. Every chart tells a story of fear and greed. If you can see that story clearly, you don’t need predictions — the price tells you everything you need to know.

Understanding the four stages of a market cycle — base, bull, top, and bear — is where the real edge lies. Technical tools like moving averages, support and resistance, and volume trends don’t predict the future; they reveal what’s happening right now. That awareness allows you to stay aligned with the dominant trend and avoid emotional mistakes that most traders make at turning points.

In my recent interview with Chris Vermeulen from The Technical Traders, we dive deep into this mindset. Chris breaks down how he uses simple but powerful techniques to follow price action — tracking trend changes, spotting reversals, and recognizing the early signs of panic or FOMO in real time. He also explains how the shift from fundamental investing to technical awareness completely changes how you see the market.

Whether you’re a long-term investor or an active trader, this is a conversation worth watching. Chris shares practical, experience-based strategies that show why prediction is the enemy of consistency — and how following price keeps you on the right side of every move.

Watch the full interview below to see how technical analysis can simplify your trading, sharpen your timing, and keep you in tune with the only voice that matters — the market itself.

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