It feels like we're close to the end

It feels like we're close to the end

February 6, 2022

It feels like we’re close to the end:


It feels like we’re close to the end.


The market is going to collapse.


Facebook lost over $200 billion dollars in value in a single day on one earnings miss.


That’s never happened in history.


Amazon gained over $200 billion in market cap in the after hours market after announcing mediocre results.


Their Rivian investment made up most of their net income.


Otherwise it’s down year to year.


Yet the algorithms pumped the hell out of one of the biggest companies in the world.


$100+ billion dollar companies don’t trade like penny stocks in bull markets.


Algorithms are dictating flows right now.


Market makers and hedge funds know they are royally screwed.


They can only maintain the charade for so long before they have to start covering their shorts.


Garry Gensler knows it. Ken Griffin knows it. I can bet you Jerome Powell and Joe Biden know it.


It’s why it feels like all this war talk is escalating.


Biden might start a war just to bait and switch the world into blaming another country for its own economic problems.


This is how shit really works.


Watch Wag the Dog


It’s a whole movie on how Washington used a Hollywood director to create a fake war.


It’s what the US is doing by saying Russia is going to launch a false flag attack as a pretext to invade Ukraine.


Watch the video in the link.


Thank god the reporter had an actual spine and asked the government a difficult question.


Journalists - do your goddamn job.


Ask difficult questions.


Challenge those in power.


That’s what all this war talk feels like.


Why would the US go into war right now?


It’s such a stupid move.


They’re going to use it as a way to distract the world from a market crash in their capital markets due to the naked shorting and over-leveraging of hedge funds that will trickle down to the world’s banks.


Expect a lot of volatility and crazy action in the markets and the world in the next few years.


Society is at a tipping point, especially America.


It feels like a civil war is coming.


Ray Dalio has been telling the world for years. Even wrote about it today again on LinkedIn


Civil wars are usually violent.


According to Dalio, they tend to happen on the back of economic collapse, war or a massive natural disaster.


Seems like we could have a convergence of all of those factors.


The American empire is collapsing in front of us.


It’s going to be wild to watch, especially on this side of the world.


Doesn’t mean Russia and China won’t go through their own crises.


China has a massive real estate debt problem.


The government knows it. They’re not stupid.


But they’ll control their population as much as they can.


America on the other hand won’t be so easy.


So many people are armed.


It’s scary to think about where the US is going.


It’s also exciting to think about where the world is going.


Regardless of what happens in America domestically, the world still has to move on.


You can bet governments around the world watched the insurrection of the US Capitol and knew that it could happen in their own backyards.


It’ll be interesting to see what happens as a result of this.


Will the world go to war?


Will we see many more dictators seize power?


Will we see debt crises globally?


Will the dollar eventually fall?


Will China be the world’s new leading superpower?


Will we see a revolution in America?


Who knows.


We’re close to the end of a long term debt cycle.


Every time that’s happened in history, conflicts occur.


Let’s see.


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Hey there. I'm an Indo-British Canadian doctor turned healthcare venture capitalist. I read, write and obsess over sports in my spare time. Lover of Reggaeton music, podcasts and Oreo Mcflurries.
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Amazon and Facebook trading like penny stocks, US talk about going to war and the end of a long term debt cycle

It feels like we’re close to the end:


It feels like we’re close to the end.


The market is going to collapse.


Facebook lost over $200 billion dollars in value in a single day on one earnings miss.


That’s never happened in history.


Amazon gained over $200 billion in market cap in the after hours market after announcing mediocre results.


Their Rivian investment made up most of their net income.


Otherwise it’s down year to year.


Yet the algorithms pumped the hell out of one of the biggest companies in the world.


$100+ billion dollar companies don’t trade like penny stocks in bull markets.


Algorithms are dictating flows right now.


Market makers and hedge funds know they are royally screwed.


They can only maintain the charade for so long before they have to start covering their shorts.


Garry Gensler knows it. Ken Griffin knows it. I can bet you Jerome Powell and Joe Biden know it.


It’s why it feels like all this war talk is escalating.


Biden might start a war just to bait and switch the world into blaming another country for its own economic problems.


This is how shit really works.


Watch Wag the Dog


It’s a whole movie on how Washington used a Hollywood director to create a fake war.


It’s what the US is doing by saying Russia is going to launch a false flag attack as a pretext to invade Ukraine.


Watch the video in the link.


Thank god the reporter had an actual spine and asked the government a difficult question.


Journalists - do your goddamn job.


Ask difficult questions.


Challenge those in power.


That’s what all this war talk feels like.


Why would the US go into war right now?


It’s such a stupid move.


They’re going to use it as a way to distract the world from a market crash in their capital markets due to the naked shorting and over-leveraging of hedge funds that will trickle down to the world’s banks.


Expect a lot of volatility and crazy action in the markets and the world in the next few years.


Society is at a tipping point, especially America.


It feels like a civil war is coming.


Ray Dalio has been telling the world for years. Even wrote about it today again on LinkedIn


Civil wars are usually violent.


According to Dalio, they tend to happen on the back of economic collapse, war or a massive natural disaster.


Seems like we could have a convergence of all of those factors.


The American empire is collapsing in front of us.


It’s going to be wild to watch, especially on this side of the world.


Doesn’t mean Russia and China won’t go through their own crises.


China has a massive real estate debt problem.


The government knows it. They’re not stupid.


But they’ll control their population as much as they can.


America on the other hand won’t be so easy.


So many people are armed.


It’s scary to think about where the US is going.


It’s also exciting to think about where the world is going.


Regardless of what happens in America domestically, the world still has to move on.


You can bet governments around the world watched the insurrection of the US Capitol and knew that it could happen in their own backyards.


It’ll be interesting to see what happens as a result of this.


Will the world go to war?


Will we see many more dictators seize power?


Will we see debt crises globally?


Will the dollar eventually fall?


Will China be the world’s new leading superpower?


Will we see a revolution in America?


Who knows.


We’re close to the end of a long term debt cycle.


Every time that’s happened in history, conflicts occur.


Let’s see.