However this "superpower ' is sometimes perceived as useless as lows and highs are usually only obvious in hindsight, making it difficult to act on them in real time.
Attempting to time the market such as buying low can sometimes lead to missing out on even higher highs.
So instead of trying to buy low and sell high, I believe it is much better to buy and hold. This way I can profit from the magic of compounding, creating a snowball effect that accelerates wealth growth over time.
Warren Buffett has famously said
"My life has been a product of compound interest. Nothing more. Nothing less."
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