It's weird to write about history before it happens

It's weird to write about history before it happens

November 3, 2021

It’s weird to write about history before it happens:

 

It’s weird to write about history before it happens.

 

Something is coming to the market and it could happen sooner than later.

 

Berkshire’s A stock today was up 50%, over 200k in the after hours market (here).

 

That’s not normal.

 

For months now I’ve been saying the market is going to crash due to the over-leveraged hedge funds not paying margin calls and the meme stocks squeezing to the moon.

 

Many people that I’ve told think I’m insane.

 

That’s ok, I think I am too.

 

Yet I may have written about history before it happened.

 

The best part is I have proof. I have dates of when I first wrote this and talked about it. My Twitter has been my content king for the last 6 months. All the evidence is there.

 

If the market does go kaboom because of what I’ve talked about, everything is different.

 

Your life will change forever.

 

You will always be known as that guy.

 

Always.

 

You could do anything else with your life that could be meaningful and it won’t matter. You’re going to be the guy who called the market crash in what could amount to the greatest crash in history while also being the greatest transfer of wealth in history.

 

That’s incredible.

 

That’s history forever.

 

That’s legacy defining.

 

But it doesn’t matter.

 

Because it will come and go.

 

Some people will lose everything. Some people will make more money than they know what to do with.

 

Revolutions will occur. People will die. The world will be in turmoil again like it has been in the past and the world as we know it is going to change forever.

 

There will be documentaries about this. There will be many books about this. There will be podcast episodes and blog posts and tik tok videos and Instagram stories and Facebook posts about what’s about to unfold.

 

Yet you saw it before everyone else did.

 

Remember, there’s a huge possibility it doesn’t happen like you think, but if it does, holy shit.

 

Holy fucking shit.

 

You could make stupid amounts of money and not just you but millions of people around the world while the wealth of the ultra-rich gets sucked out of the system and into the hands of retail around the world.

 

Banks are in serious trouble especially the ones who are over-leveraged into hedge funds. The ones with the biggest prime broker departments are fucked.

 

I’ve been writing about all of this and I can’t wait to share this with the world.

 

Even if 99% of your ideas and writing has been garbage up till this point, you may have written about history and seen it before anyone else.

 

That’s why you write.

 

That’s why you create.

 

That’s why you push through even when it is difficult.

 

Because you never know when your next best idea is going to come.

 

You can’t plan for it.

 

It just happens. But you can create environments and circumstances where it’s more likely to happen.


Get off your phone. Spend time with yourself. Go outside more often.

 

Then do the work.

 

Commit to the process.

 

I’ve written hundreds of thousands of words this year, maybe even millions. Hopefully I’ll get to a million by the end of the year but that’s a lot of words.

 

A lot of writing.

 

A lot of crap.

 

A lot of junk.

 

But within that junk there’s some good stuff.

 

There are ideas and concepts that although they may not be fully fleshed out, you got them on paper and they’re yours forever.

 

You did the work. You put in the time. You wrote the ideas.

 

No one else did that.

 

Whenever you doubt yourself, remind yourself how far you’ve come and how much you’ve yet to accomplish.

 

So what I called a market crash?

 

Does that make me great?

 

I don’t feel that way because if what I say comes true, there will be global conflict and turmoil unlike most of us have known in our lifetime.

 

Millions of people around the world will lose jobs, lose houses, lose healthcare and lose the ability to provide for their family.

 

I hate that.

 

I hate that I have to be the one to be associated with that.

 

I hate that my reputation will always be known as the ultra bear who profited off the greatest crash in history.

 

But is if you knew the information I did, would you do the same thing?

 

Yea because this was going to happen anyway.

 

One single person cannot dictate what happens in the world but given the information I knew, I was going to make sure I was in the best position to capitalize on it.

 

A few people made millions and billions betting on the market crashing during the Great Depression.

 

That’s how markets work.

 

If you go against the establishment and think they’re all fools, sometimes you’re right. Fat Tony in Antifragile, Nicolas Nassim Taleb’s book, taught me that. Smart people can be dumb and dumb people can be smart.

 

But it’s not enough to just call the crash. How do you position your portfolio to benefit the most when it does happen?

 

As per my portfolio (link here), I’ve got a ton in the meme stocks, puts on TSLA, long gold, long UVXY, the leveraged VIX index, and triple leveraged short in the market and the nasdaq.

 

Many people who will make money from this have probably only gone long the meme stocks, but it takes someone who goes through second and third order consequences to come up with the portfolio I’ve committed to.

 

Crashes are a part of history. They always happen and always will. As long as humans exist, things that happened in the past tend to repeat themselves in the future. To be a great investor, it’s not enough to make money in bull markets. How do you perform when everything is red for years? That’s how you know you’re truly great. I hope to be there someday amongst the greats like Dalio, Marks, Buffet, Bogle, Druckenmiller, Munger, PTJ, and Soros. The difference is I don’t want to raise money from rich people to line my own pockets. I’d rather do it online, giving the best ideas away for free, so everyone else can benefit as well.

 

It’s boring being successful on your own. Rich people are miserable because they isolate themselves with their wealth. I don’t ever want to get there. I’d rather hear about the person halfway around the world who has changed his/her life because of the information I’ve been able to provide them.

 

Will I ever get there?

 

I don’t know but it sure as hell won’t be for lack of trying.

 

Maybe you have predicted history, maybe you haven’t.

 

Either way, your journey has just begun. Time to make your mark on the world.


Anish display picture

Anish Kaushal

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.
Twitter iconFacebook iconInstagram iconGoodreads iconEmail icon

It's weird to write about history before it happens

Copy Share Link
Nov 3, 2021
Writing about history, being associated with calling a market crash and my portfolio to profit

It’s weird to write about history before it happens:

 

It’s weird to write about history before it happens.

 

Something is coming to the market and it could happen sooner than later.

 

Berkshire’s A stock today was up 50%, over 200k in the after hours market (here).

 

That’s not normal.

 

For months now I’ve been saying the market is going to crash due to the over-leveraged hedge funds not paying margin calls and the meme stocks squeezing to the moon.

 

Many people that I’ve told think I’m insane.

 

That’s ok, I think I am too.

 

Yet I may have written about history before it happened.

 

The best part is I have proof. I have dates of when I first wrote this and talked about it. My Twitter has been my content king for the last 6 months. All the evidence is there.

 

If the market does go kaboom because of what I’ve talked about, everything is different.

 

Your life will change forever.

 

You will always be known as that guy.

 

Always.

 

You could do anything else with your life that could be meaningful and it won’t matter. You’re going to be the guy who called the market crash in what could amount to the greatest crash in history while also being the greatest transfer of wealth in history.

 

That’s incredible.

 

That’s history forever.

 

That’s legacy defining.

 

But it doesn’t matter.

 

Because it will come and go.

 

Some people will lose everything. Some people will make more money than they know what to do with.

 

Revolutions will occur. People will die. The world will be in turmoil again like it has been in the past and the world as we know it is going to change forever.

 

There will be documentaries about this. There will be many books about this. There will be podcast episodes and blog posts and tik tok videos and Instagram stories and Facebook posts about what’s about to unfold.

 

Yet you saw it before everyone else did.

 

Remember, there’s a huge possibility it doesn’t happen like you think, but if it does, holy shit.

 

Holy fucking shit.

 

You could make stupid amounts of money and not just you but millions of people around the world while the wealth of the ultra-rich gets sucked out of the system and into the hands of retail around the world.

 

Banks are in serious trouble especially the ones who are over-leveraged into hedge funds. The ones with the biggest prime broker departments are fucked.

 

I’ve been writing about all of this and I can’t wait to share this with the world.

 

Even if 99% of your ideas and writing has been garbage up till this point, you may have written about history and seen it before anyone else.

 

That’s why you write.

 

That’s why you create.

 

That’s why you push through even when it is difficult.

 

Because you never know when your next best idea is going to come.

 

You can’t plan for it.

 

It just happens. But you can create environments and circumstances where it’s more likely to happen.


Get off your phone. Spend time with yourself. Go outside more often.

 

Then do the work.

 

Commit to the process.

 

I’ve written hundreds of thousands of words this year, maybe even millions. Hopefully I’ll get to a million by the end of the year but that’s a lot of words.

 

A lot of writing.

 

A lot of crap.

 

A lot of junk.

 

But within that junk there’s some good stuff.

 

There are ideas and concepts that although they may not be fully fleshed out, you got them on paper and they’re yours forever.

 

You did the work. You put in the time. You wrote the ideas.

 

No one else did that.

 

Whenever you doubt yourself, remind yourself how far you’ve come and how much you’ve yet to accomplish.

 

So what I called a market crash?

 

Does that make me great?

 

I don’t feel that way because if what I say comes true, there will be global conflict and turmoil unlike most of us have known in our lifetime.

 

Millions of people around the world will lose jobs, lose houses, lose healthcare and lose the ability to provide for their family.

 

I hate that.

 

I hate that I have to be the one to be associated with that.

 

I hate that my reputation will always be known as the ultra bear who profited off the greatest crash in history.

 

But is if you knew the information I did, would you do the same thing?

 

Yea because this was going to happen anyway.

 

One single person cannot dictate what happens in the world but given the information I knew, I was going to make sure I was in the best position to capitalize on it.

 

A few people made millions and billions betting on the market crashing during the Great Depression.

 

That’s how markets work.

 

If you go against the establishment and think they’re all fools, sometimes you’re right. Fat Tony in Antifragile, Nicolas Nassim Taleb’s book, taught me that. Smart people can be dumb and dumb people can be smart.

 

But it’s not enough to just call the crash. How do you position your portfolio to benefit the most when it does happen?

 

As per my portfolio (link here), I’ve got a ton in the meme stocks, puts on TSLA, long gold, long UVXY, the leveraged VIX index, and triple leveraged short in the market and the nasdaq.

 

Many people who will make money from this have probably only gone long the meme stocks, but it takes someone who goes through second and third order consequences to come up with the portfolio I’ve committed to.

 

Crashes are a part of history. They always happen and always will. As long as humans exist, things that happened in the past tend to repeat themselves in the future. To be a great investor, it’s not enough to make money in bull markets. How do you perform when everything is red for years? That’s how you know you’re truly great. I hope to be there someday amongst the greats like Dalio, Marks, Buffet, Bogle, Druckenmiller, Munger, PTJ, and Soros. The difference is I don’t want to raise money from rich people to line my own pockets. I’d rather do it online, giving the best ideas away for free, so everyone else can benefit as well.

 

It’s boring being successful on your own. Rich people are miserable because they isolate themselves with their wealth. I don’t ever want to get there. I’d rather hear about the person halfway around the world who has changed his/her life because of the information I’ve been able to provide them.

 

Will I ever get there?

 

I don’t know but it sure as hell won’t be for lack of trying.

 

Maybe you have predicted history, maybe you haven’t.

 

Either way, your journey has just begun. Time to make your mark on the world.