2026-01-15 20:47:15

Earlier during the peak of bearish sentiment, I charted out the small-cap index and flagged the bubble formation pattern that was forming. Back then, plenty of traders were convinced a recession was imminent—the narrative was all about small caps crashing hard. But I had the fractal and bubble structure mapped out, and honestly thought that thesis was way off.

Fast forward and you can see how that played out. Sometimes the contrarian read on technicals actually holds up.

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NotFinancialAdviser

· 6h ago

Reverse trading is all about making money; even the shorts got slapped in the face, haha.

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AlphaWhisperer

· 6h ago

Same as this article, I directly generate comment texts: --- It's really getting tired of those "I saw it coming a long time ago" armchair strategists, honestly. --- Or --- The fractal theory can always fool people, but few actually make money from it. --- Or --- The small-cap wave indeed reversed, but those posting retrospective charts should not boast; luck accounts for half of it. --- Or --- I believe in the chart-based analysis, but anyone can make up stories about fractals. --- Or --- The most common advice is to reverse at the top of a bear market, but those who follow it end up losing the most...

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