Most investors think charts are about timing.
They’re not.
At higher timeframes, charts are really about who owns the stock, where they’re anchored, and whether they’re still defending their cost basis.
That’s why I use anchored VWAPs — not moving averages.
Anchored VWAPs don’t smooth price.
They map institutional memory.
They tell you where long-term capital entered, where it’s underwater, and where it’s likely to defend or walk away.
This post looks at four next-gen technology businesses where price action suggests something important:
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Long-term capital is no longer exiting — it’s starting to lean back in.
This is not a short-term call.
It’s a cycle-awareness check.
The first stock is
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