We are very close to the Crash / Reset . Look after yourself fast .

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Getting very close to the huge crash / reset and for those who want to protect themselves and / or make money while others are jumping out of windows , here is a saviour .
Chris Vermuelen
Another of my heroes .
So analytic , calm , measured and experienced .
But always gets it right which can occasionally be annoying .

I am a big Commodities person and favour Silver for greed and Gold for never letting you down .
But find your own plan, for there are different possible ways to benefit during the crash when most of the rest of the world will be tearful and depressed .

Take it or leave it but I know how this guy helped me to my first million .



 
Getting very close to the huge crash / reset and for those who want to protect themselves and / or make money while others are jumping out of windows , here is a saviour .
Chris Vermuelen
Another of my heroes .
So analytic , calm , measured and experienced .
But always gets it right which can occasionally be annoying .

I am a big Commodities person and favour Silver for greed and Gold for never letting you down .
But find your own plan, for there are different possible ways to benefit during the crash when most of the rest of the world will be tearful and depressed .

Take it or leave it but I know how this guy helped me to my first million .





More wishful thinking from the rightwingers
 
More wishful thinking from the rightwingers

You will never be able to say you were not given good and ample warning .

It means that I can laugh for a long long time when people start wailing and bleating .
I am unaware of any pyramid scheme that can overcome its inbuilt mathematical guarantees of failure .
Crash .
What was that ?
Logic at work .
 
You will never be able to say you were not given good and ample warning .

It means that I can laugh for a long long time when people start wailing and bleating .
I am unaware of any pyramid scheme that can overcome its inbuilt mathematical guarantees of failure .

Crash .
What was that ?
Logic at work .

Poor deluded little girl, tricked by some dude who makes his money getting people to buy his book.

The "crashes" as they are called is when people make the most money...buy low...sell high.

Crashes are only bad if you need the money right now.

I don't.
 
Nvidia is a very hot stock. It trades at $400+ and higher, and it has a 1 cent dividend. lol and that is 150% increase.

See anything wrong with that picture?
 
Nvidia is a very hot stock. It trades at $400+ and higher, and it has a 1 cent dividend. lol and that is 150% increase.

See anything wrong with that picture?
It's gone parabolic. One bad thing about AI and poof.
 
That’s always the case. There will always be crashes and corrections. That is why you have a nice mix of assets, including funds that do better in a downturn, in addition to a good chunk of change that will allow you to ride out the bad times without having to sell at a low, and instead buy up some of the discounted stocks.

I myself bought stocks during the big drop in 2008, held on for 18 months, and was able to retire early as a result.

I have cash at the ready to do the same at the next big drop.
 
I'm not heavy in the Market anymore... its just too risky... I buy property instead... even so called dead land outside of my town... its cheap but people are wanting to buy acers of it to homestead on...
Buy something you can see and touch like land or gold...
 
Well Harpy Eagle my mate, a retired successful banker, his advice is -

1. Avoid shares and anything linked to shares (like savings accounts, mortgages etc..)

2. Don't use capital, use debt. As long as you can service the debt, use debt.

So if you don't mind, I've always used his advice despite you thinking it's fake news, probably wise, I'm financially sound.
 
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Well Harpy Eagle my mate, a retired successful banker, his advice is -

1. Avoid shares and anything linked to shares (like savings accounts, mortgages etc..)

2. Don't use capital, use debt. As long as you can service the debt, use debt.

So if you don't mind, I've always used his advice despite you thinking it's fake news, probably wise I'm financially sound.

My shares are doing fine and have done me well.

There are many ways to get to the same end result.

I am glad you way has worked out for you, it is not the route I am choosing.
 
Well Harpy Eagle my mate, a retired successful banker, his advice is -

1. Avoid shares and anything linked to shares (like savings accounts, mortgages etc..)

2. Don't use capital, use debt. As long as you can service the debt, use debt.

So if you don't mind, I've always used his advice despite you thinking it's fake news, probably wise I'm financially sound.
Depends on how much the debt costs. There is smart debt, and stupid debt.

As far as avoiding the stock market entirely, as long as you are positioned to ride out the downs, it’s a great way to invest. Over time, the average return is about 10% annually.
 
Depends on how much the debt costs. There is smart debt, and stupid debt.

As far as avoiding the stock market entirely, as long as you are positioned to ride out the downs, it’s a great way to invest. Over time, the average return is about 10% annually.

As long as the govt. is willing and able to keep bailing it put and subsidizing it with free money.
 
Depends on when you need your money. There will be a downturn, there always is. But unless you need the money right away one can come out even better off if they hold steady.
Unless it's 1929 part 2...the Greater Depression.
 
Ah...you mean nonpartisan prudent thinking.

You should really try it sometime.

That is funny, you claim we are about to have a 2nd great depression and then claim to possess nonpartisan thinking.

What it is like going through life totally devoid of a sense of irony?
 
That is funny, you claim we are about to have a 2nd great depression and then claim to possess nonpartisan thinking.

What it is like going through life totally devoid of a sense of irony?
Let's go back, shall we.

You said...

Depends on when you need your money. There will be a downturn, there always is. But unless you need the money right away one can come out even better off if they hold steady
And I tacitly agreed by saying "unless", then added the caveat...

Unless it's 1929 part 2...the Greater Depression.

And then... You being you... You made it partisan in the dumbest way possible.

Because you're a huge, partisan cockbite. ;)
 
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