After watching this short story to the end you will understand how Blockchain Technology can help solve problems within the Agricultural sector using EGGS 🥚 as a case study but unfortunately the Nigeria Agricultural sector is not fully organized to help us implement our full potentials in the sector..
Reason why I will always respect Oga @BolajiAkinboro one of Dr @akin_adesina right hand men for building Nigeria agriculture Blockchain technology that works when he co-founded #cellulant
In the market anything can happen — that’s why discipline matters more than predictions.
Anything can happen in the market… and it usually does. Trade prepared.
Warren Buffett: “You can earn very high returns with very small amounts of money. It will always be [that way].
I don’t mean that everybody can do it, but if you know something about values and investments, you will find opportunities.”
Studying past big winners is not optional — it’s your edge. 📊👇
Most traders try to figure things out in real time.
I don’t. I study what already worked.
Here’s why that changes everything:
1) Patterns Repeat: The biggest winners follow similar structures — tight bases, strong trends, volume expansion. Once you’ve seen it 100x, you stop guessing.
2) You Build Conviction: When you’ve studied thousands of charts, you don’t panic on normal pullbacks. You’ve seen this before. You trust the process.
3) You Filter Noise: News, opinions, indicators… most of it doesn’t matter. The chart shows you what institutions are doing — just like it did in the past.
4)You Create an Edge: I’m not trying to predict. I’m recognizing. That’s a huge difference. Recognition comes from repetition.
I’ve spent years collecting charts of past leaders.
That’s where clarity came from — not from more indicators.
These patterns repeat.
I’ve taught this to thousands of traders.
You can learn this too.
Buffett is a market timer.
This is the worst thing you can think of by looking at his investment history, yet this dares to suggest it.
He doesn’t “time” the market; he positions according to valuations.
When valuations rise, he positions more defensively and deploys the cash when valuations become attractive again.
Naturally, crashes happen mostly when valuations reach unsustainable highs. He doesn’t time these exact moments, sometimes he waits in a defensive position for a long time.
He started positioning defensively in 2024, for instance, and he is still waiting for a deep drawdown to deploy cash.
It’s not “market timing” it’s just plain old positioning.