No. As an experienced investor, I predict something will happen.
Now if I knew what was about to happen, then I’d be rich....
We can't count on that merely because nothing happened last week. [From 12 Cognitive Biases That Endanger Investors Minyanville.com]
Gambler's Fallacy
One of the most famous disclaimers in finance is that past performance is no guarantee of future results. This bias is often referred to as a "glitch" in our thinking in that it extrapolates what happened in the past to construct an idea of what will happen the future. How many of you have played roulette at a casino under the premise that a string of red increases the likelihood of a black outcome? That's flawed thinking; the odds of red (or black, for that matter) or 48% on each independent spin.