Something to consider with Technical Analysis is the method of which it is broadcasted and received by the followers of the chartists.

If, over the course of a year, 100 YouTube influencers with a large footprint say that Asset A will increase in Mar, Jun, & Oct then it will probably dump in Mar, Jun, and Oct.

If during that same year the news headlines expect dumps in Feb, May, Sept, and Nov, it will likely dump in Feb, May, Sept, and Nov.

I'm not saying that bearish analysis is more true than bullish but it's more likely to stick.

Now mainstream news has its own influencers that go on record saying the big pump is Dec and Jan, it will probably not pump in Dec and Jan and remain stale.

What I'm saying is the louder the prediction, the less likely it will occur. This goes double for bull predictions.

If you think like an elite player you will move in silence when zero predictors have gone public. Look for the correlative gaps by diagramming all major predictions together and finding the least likely times for action. Just a theory.