I would buy "double tops" or "double bottom" I don't mind, as long as the intrinsic value is way greater than the market value. But I don't check charts and it's technical indicators anyway, so it doesn't matter, I only look at the numbers.
You thought that being on the opposite side of the crowd is enough to be a value investor? There are many stocks out there, how can you be so sure that you picked the right stock that typical value investors would pick? What if it is not a value stock as you thought it would be?
And if you have not even read any book about value investing, how can you claim that you are one of them? It doesn't make sense to me. The first book published about value investing is called "Security Analysis" NOT "Technical Analysis."
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