Wayne Montierth will demonstrate the legitimate expectation that financial markets are not random. Timing risk using common chart patterns is mathematically imperative. He argues that catch-all terms like ‘volatile’ and ‘risky’ are often used as excuses for a lack of context and understanding. The phrase “you will do the wrong thing at the wrong time” acknowledges that there is indeed an obvious right place and right time.

This is part three in a series this year. Wayne will explain what this looks like, where it is likely to occur, and what outcomes are expected if certain confirmations are met, accepting the associated odds and failure rates. He emphasizes that tactical chart analysis is not gambling or wishful thinking. Seeing is believing.