Weltweit wird jeder Sozialstaat, sofern er existiert, frßher oder später wirtschaftlich kollabieren aufgrund der Geburtenrate, ob man es wahrhaben will oder nicht. Eine andere mathematische LÜsung gibt es nicht.
Es kommt der Punkt, und das ist schon bald, an dem die restliche verbliebene Arbeiterklasse immer mehr Rentner, Kranke, Beamten, Politiker und das gesamte System finanzieren muss...
Der langsame Zerfall beginnt bereits.....
Erst brechen die Renten weg, danach das Gesundheitssystem, die Pflege, die Infrastruktur und am Ende der gesamte Lebensstandard..
Der Staat wird versuchen, sich mit immer hĂśheren Steuern, Abgaben und Umverteilung noch irgendwie Ăźber Wasser zu halten.
Wer bis dahin nicht ausgesorgt und ausgewandert ist, wird dabei zusehen kÜnnen, wie die eigene hart erarbeitete Altersvorsorge Stßck fßr Stßck gnadenlos durch Steuerabgaben entwertet wird, nur damit das System noch ein paar Jahre kßnstlich weiterläuft.
Immobilien werden crashen, soziale Spannungen werden explodieren und die Mittelschicht wird komplett ausgepresst werden.
Wer es bis dahin nicht geschafft hat, finanziell unabhängig zu werden oder auszuwandern, ist, anders kann man es nicht sagen, komplett verloren.
(so if you are not actively planning for it, you are behind, you are losing, and you are going to be completely fucked when it arrives.)
Und das alles, weil Social Media, also Influencer, die Zivilisation in einer Weise zerstĂśren, von der man sich nicht mehr so einfach erholen kann. Die Daten sind hier Weltweit zu eindeutig...
Viele wollen solche Entwicklungen nicht sehen, weil die Wahrheit unbequem ist. Aber genau das lernt man an der BĂśrse sehr schnell...
Das hier wird schlimmer sein als jeder Weltkrieg, nur ohne Waffen.
it doesnât matter how high crypto goes
most lack the patience required to hold trades long enough in order to see a thesis come into fruition
and in up-only regimes where patience is not required, people make a bit of wealth along the way nonetheless, as skill is no longer a necessity
but during those regimes, poor habits and bad behaviors get rewarded; things like FOMOing into positions at highs
âdisciplineâ in a bullmarket feels eerily similar to âcopeâ
it holds one back from benefitting to the fullest extent during those lucrative rallies
so greed kicks in, and outweighs discipline
so BTC could go to a million this year â it truly wouldnât matter for 95% of traders
most will have a terrible time, a few will get lucky along the way, and hardly anyone will walk away with something to show for it after the music stops
same as always.
the good news is; youâve probably experienced everything I just said, at some point.
I have too.
if you understand the cycle, you can put conscious effort into breaking it.
your counterparty wonât make that effort - theyâre too busy blaming Jane street
Full list of business executives joining President Trump on trip to China:
⢠Jane Fraser (Citi)
⢠Tim Cook (Apple)
⢠Elon Musk (Tesla)
⢠Brian Sikes (Cargill)
⢠Larry Fink (Blackrock)
⢠Kelly Ortberg (Boeing)
⢠Ryan McInerney (Visa)
⢠Chuck Robbins (Cisco)
⢠Jacob Thaysen (Illumina)
⢠Jim Anderson (Coherent)
⢠Sanjay Mehrotra (Micron)
⢠Christiano Amon (Qualcomm)
⢠Michael Miebach (Mastercard)
⢠Dina Powell McCormick (Meta)
⢠David Solomon (Goldman Sachs)
⢠H Lawrence Culp (GE Aerospace)
⢠Stephen Schwarzman (Blackstone)
stop looking at charts like Sandisk and Intel and using it as reason to be underwhelmed
youâre missing the point.
the margins for what is considered ânormalâ have been widened
you watched Gold, Oil, and now Stocks, trade like illiquid shitcoins
what do you think illiquid shitcoins will trade like? [eventually, when the time is right]
if only there were a higher-beta industry where eventually people will want rotate capital into once the volatility on those larger assets goes back to normal and momentum fizzles out(!) â that would be a no-brainer play
can you think of an industry thatâs known for volatility and asymmetric bets?
It is not really a controversial statement
When more GDP is produced or Energy Unit - the price of the energy unit becomes a little less relevant on a running basis
The US economy (and other developed economies) can better deal with an oil Price shock than 10-20 years sgo
I donât short.
Iâm here for the upside. I believe in crypto longterm, and think this industry has more asymmetric opportunities than any other sector of finance
I am so sorry if your experience in the recent bullmarket doesnât reflect that belief, as we ran a coin to $5b valuation based the thesis that âthe dog has a hatâ, butâŚ
skill issue.
this is the only place where people can farm airdrops for entirely free, and then be (rightfully) underwhelmed when theyâre ONLY rewarded with low-5 figures
thatâs amazing.
so it inherently feels counterintuitive to bet on downside
not to mention that getting stopped out on shorts makes it significantly harder to find good long entries for the moves that actually matter - not just in practice, but also psychologically.
but thereâs even more to it: I should also point out that Iâm in it for the long-run
where most in crypto are [likely] attempting to âget rich quickâ, my system needs longer time horizons for favorable variance to reward me long-term
so the goal is longevity, not âmaking itâ in a year, or in a bullrun.
making it is a side-effect,
and burnout is real.
Iâve traded this market for almost 9 years now.
if youâre familiar with the feeling of mania: you can attest that at some point there comes a time where you confide in your friends, near the highs, that youâd actually prefer the market to slowdown / selloff
bull markets are incredibly draining. no matter how much money youâre making at the time, thereâs a higher magnitude of manual effort necessary in order to efficiently extract value from the market
youâre either âlocked inâ or missing out.
one must stay in tune with the market in hopes of catching the latest news/narrative, rotation, memecoin, or managing positions effectively
and thereâs a sense of guilt for NOT spending 12-16 hours a day at the screens in that kind of environment
so why then, would I put in the same amount of effort and energy, for the downside?
the reason why I started trading in the first place was to escape the matrix of the average 9-5, not to work 80 hours at a computer desk for the rest of my life
this âlong-onlyâ mindset gets criticized frequently by other traders (grown men on the internet that genuinely get upset at how other grown men trade)
but itâs been the thing that has provided me the most peace throughout the years
by the time the infrequent rallies, which even somewhat resemble a bullmarket, are presented once again: Iâm refreshed and ready to go
furthermore, the longer Iâve forced myself to adhere to this mindset, the more content Iâve become with it
avoiding significant drawdown periods, preserving capital, and therefore increasing purchasing power for subsequent rallies, has always proven to be sufficient
and Iâve found myself frothing at the idea of exponentially lower prices just as much as I daydream about exponentially higher prices, even though only one of those scenarios directly benefits me in the short-term.
I hope youâve enjoyed the read.
Much love and goodluckđ¤