This episode explains that most market noise can be ignored and that roughly 10% of events drive meaningful price action.

It covers recurring catalysts—earnings from leaders, Fed decisions, government policy, geopolitical shocks and economic data—and shows how uncertainty around these events moves markets.

Learn how to spot the true signals by watching how the market reacts and using those reactions to guide risk-aware decisions.

This episode defines "super sectors" — technologies that massively amplify commerce and transform the economy — and walks through historical examples from railroads and automobiles to computing, the internet, AI, and crypto.

It explains the three phases of sector growth (nascent, establishment, stalwart), highlights the importance of suppliers and timing, and gives practical takeaways for trading and investing around emerging market leaders.

In this episode, we explore one of history's most obvious trades--Wright Aeronautical from 1927. We go into why it was so obvious and how you could have picked up on all of the signs pointing you towards the stock before it made its large moves. You can follow the news flow and technicals on the charts that I have posted on my X account, here: https://x.com/lesse_jivermore