#Corn Review $CORN #ZC_F - Step Away From The Majority

Corn Review

Short-term price fluctuations do not influence long-term trends, cycles, and profitability. The majority, guided by price trends and emotions, concentrate on short-term trading noise rather than cyclical trends of price, time, and energy. This focus creates confusion, frustration, missed chances, and typically leaves them holding the bag during trend shifts. Investors can sidestep this pattern by embracing the Evolution of the Trade and aligning with the minority.

Corn's overall trend, revealed by trends of price, leverage, and time, are defined and discussed in The Matrix for subscribers.

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The Corn Report, a series of videos, provides a more detailed discussion.

"Top Gun rules of engagement exists for your safety and for that of your team. They are not flexible, nor am I. Either obey them, or you're history. Is that clear?"

A high percentage of our readers, followers, and subscribers fail to adhere to the Evolution of the Trade (EOT), our rules of engagement that defines the strict discipline necessary to survive. This majority, unfortunately, solidifies their role as bag holders rather than flourishing and thriving.

Step Away From The Majority

The Internet could claim the USDA set the corn crop on fire from Ohio to Nebraska, literally or figuratively, and it wouldn’t matter to us. The traders, investors, and producers who survive longest are the ones who stay skeptical of the majority and its rhetoric.

In the end, there is only what is. Bottoms form when a high-probability distortion appears in the futures and options market. This distortion creates separation between the smart and dumb money, which we track through WA, DI, DI2, C WA, and NR WA. What are we seeing right now?



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