Possibilities

3 trillion a pop.

That’s the rate of debt being offset per market crash.

By whom?

By the one holding the debt. Let’s call him or her the holder.

Offset?

Yes. The holder is paying off debt by manipulating his or her way through to bumper profits in various markets.

Markets like?

Gold.

Silver.

Bitcoin.

How much debt to be offset?

38T.

How much done?

3T.

How much left to be manipulated through?

35T.

How to do it? What’s the game?

Something very big.

Shorting Crypto down to 0 is not going to cut it. The manipulation needs to be much bigger.

How much bigger?

20 times?

Then? What’s the modus operandi for such imagination- shattering manipulation?

Snatching. Confiscation. Forceful. Through legislation. Gold. Silver. Once snatched, passing legislation fixing price at let’s say 20 times current price. Then selling through financial institutions (who are in on this) to UHNIs. Payment coming in to holder’s account offsets debt completely. Once debt it’s offset, passing counter-legislation and shorting Gold and Silver down to normal prices. Scam completed.

So why would UHNIs fall for this?

Because of their…

…greed.

I’d think they are intelligent. That’s how they made it so big.

Greed clouds judgement. Exclusivity. Standing out. Breaking the line. Rich, rich, extra rich, and finally it gets to them and undoes them.

Not all.

Sure, but enough to see the plan of the holder through to its culmination.

So, does it become a better world after this?

Depends on how you see it. Holder gets tremendously emboldened and spends the next twenty five years raking up a 100T debt. These 20 years are golden for consumption and business. Printing is the order of the day. It’s then also questionable whether this new debt will be resettable.

Why?

Volume of debt too large. No new tricks available. Nobody biting into old bait. World plunges into multiple decades of recession, till the rot rots out and healing sets in.

What if holder gets wiped out this time around itself, as in while trying to manipulate out of current 38T debt?

Manipulations can backfire, especially back to back ones. Everything’s possible.

Making Time Our Friend

Hurry…

…spoils the curry.

Specifically with regard to Equity…

…one should never, never be in a hurry. 

You see…

…there will always be a correction.

You will get an entry. 

Wait for the right entry. 

You will, eventually, get a prime exit. 

Wait for the time. 

Make time your friend. 

How?

Simple.

Take it out of the equation.

Simple?

In the small entry quantum strategy, time is, by default, taken out of the equation. 

It loses its urgency as a defining factor, for us, psychologically.

We don’t have any immediate timelines. 

We go with…

…the flow. 

When opportunities appear…

…we act.

When they don’t…

…we don’t act.

Most of the time…

…we don’t act.

Then there are black swans, and we act many times in a row. Like now.

Action, or lack of it, depends on what’s happening. 

We don’t force action.

Why?

Because we have all the time in the world. We’ve made it our friend, remember.

We know that we’ll get action…

…eventually. 

We conserve liquidity and energy for when action comes.

You see, when the pressure of a time-line is gone, quality of judgement shoots up.

We make superior calls. 

Of course we make numerous mistakes too. 

However, the quantum going into the mistake is small. This is the small entry quantum strategy, remember. 

Once we’ve made a selection mistake in an underlying, and have realised this, we don’t shoot another quantum chasing our error. Instead we let it be, and wait for a prime exit from our error. It will come. 

We keep going into identified underlyings not falling into the error category, with small quanta. 

Many, many times, we make a price-error. Price going against us after entry is a price-error, because the market is always right. It’s us who are wrong when things go against us. 

Never mind. After a price-error, we enter the same underlying with another quantum, and this time we get a better price. Once gain one observes the friendliness of time, even after price has gone against us, all because of our small entry quantum strategy.

When price is going in our favour, we might not enter after a level. Though we’re not getting further entries in the underlying, appreciation is working in our favour. 

It’s a win-win on both sides of the timeline for us…

…because we’ve made time our friend.