The best way to learn is still from reading a good book or ten. Then apply that knowledge to some method, strategy, and specific system. By "doing", your learning will become "advanced," but you will never have "advanced knowledge" of what will happen in the future (at least, not any better than a coin toss). Ever.
Even if you become the most knowledgeable person in the world does not guarantee you will be able to profit from that knowledge. Nobel Prize winner Myron Scholes is a good example, when he and others crashed Long Term Capital Management and almost broke the system before the gov't bailed them out.
Get tip sheets from printers before publication.
Sleep with CEO's wife
Get chummy with corporate broker/s.
Get good at golf, join top clubs.
Bug the company's boardroom
Make sure you have good alibi when interrogated by the authorities
Be psychic. Get a psychic.
When you find out, please let me know.
