Well this is fkn weird….

This is how these accounts always do this sort of stuff

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What you’re describing is usually a mix of protected tweets, selective deletion, timing tricks, and survivorship bias — not actual prediction.

Here’s the common playbook those X/Twitter “prediction” accounts use:

They make the account private.
They tweet dozens or hundreds of predictions:
“Team A wins”
“Team B wins”
“Stock pumps tomorrow”
“Earthquake soon”
“Celebrity breakup incoming”
Nobody can see the tweets because the account is protected.

After the real event happens, they:
delete the wrong predictions
keep the one correct tweet
Then they un-private the account or accept followers.

To outsiders, it looks like:

“Whoa, they predicted this days ago.”

Because the remaining tweet has an old timestamp, people assume it was publicly visible the whole time.

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Tomorrow's weather forecast. "It might rain, or it might not"

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They always miss more on the bad weather prediction. They often call for rain that doesn't happen but rarely call for sunny and dry and then the rain hits.