Russian Nesting Doll Monday

So many layers

I had a hard time sleeping last night. And I don’t know about you, but I do like to check up on the world. So I’m seeing all the stuff about the Epstein files, the stock market going down, gold going down, the dollar really not going up, and no one understanding geopolitics — and it made me go for a long walk in this freezing blizzard cold.

I have some issues to attend to today. But I do think it’s important on days like this — on a Monday, especially — to share with you some ideas. Because of the uncertainty going on.

When I share things with you, sometimes I actually believe what I say.

And I really think that Warren Buffett — unfortunately, you know, there’s only so much a guy can do — but I think he sees this as one of the biggest bottoms of all time. I know, I know. We’ve seen so many “biggest bottoms of all time.” After the 2000 crash. After the real estate great depression crash. After the COVID crash. Things have gone up huge. Crypto has gone up huge. Gold and silver have gone up huge.

But for some reason, I do believe Mr. Buffett thinks there’s going to be the biggest buying opportunity of a lifetime. And if you judge it in terms of gold — we are almost there.

But *almost* doesn’t mean *now*. And that’s an important concept.

When things go up a lot, that doesn’t mean they cannot continue — as you’ve seen. But that also means instead of seeing what is cheap now, you have to see *who else will buy what you own, at what price*. You have to look at it that way.

I haven’t written much about it because I didn’t think it would occur so quickly. But then again, that’s the beauty of the market — it does it on its time, not yours.

March 2000 was the top of the market. And that was when Vladimir Putin became president of Russia.

And he’s still around.

And according to one source — a gentleman who writes a great blog, I’ve learned a lot from him, Martin Armstrong — Putin was there to clean up the mess and interference of the West. In fact, Robert Maxwell, Ghislaine’s father, was involved in this. And also, if you may not be aware, the Great Game — Tetris — Maxwell was involved with.

Of course my knowledge on this was from the Apple movie Tetris (highly recommended)

Epstein’s files were completely released yesterday. And we saw that our entire leadership is a bunch of garbage.

I think the End of History — as Fukuyama, that jackass, wrote, will be renamed in the revised version

The End of Bullshit

Ended yesterday. And a new governance and economy has started since yesterday.

Additionally, and ironically, Bitcoin was in this release.

Epstein apparently was heavily involved in the development of Bitcoin. Which may not come as a surprise — many people suspect CIA involvement. I still believe it’s Nvidia, but I can’t argue with “alleged” facts.

And the ironical part? Michael Saylor was deemed a loser according to Epstein. They couldn’t stand him and wanted no involvement with Michael Saylor — who is now the biggest Bitcoin bull of all time.

So that is kind of funny.

I still believe crypto is the greatest unit of exchange — not store of value — because it just takes two seconds and you can *bam*, send something out. That doesn’t mean the units will go up like commodities. There’s a bull and bear cycle. That’s what I feel, or observe.

But the idea that Epstein is involved may also mean the end of — and the top of — decentralized currency. Basically everything’s a top.

And as I wrote on Friday about Carl Icahn — right place, wrong time. Michael Saylor might be at the right place but at the wrong investment vehicle.

If you noticed, Ripple and Stellar went up — because in this data dump, they appeared to be very strong competitors to Bitcoin and decentralized finance.

So have a look at XRP and XLM and XDC

So at this point in time, I’m confused.

Actually, I’m not usually confused. So this is the time I start to lighten up. I don’t know about you — I didn’t go into it with greed, I’m not going out of it with fear.

I’m literally confused.

My hunch: the market topped in some way or fashion Sunday night.

And as I wrote yesterday The strategies and software I developed should help avoid confusion and that's what I'm probably going to rely on more because while I love looking at a stock chart, I feel it. It's only valid for a very long-term use and like my readers, I like to observe the market daily and maybe you know Trade a few times.

So Plan accordingly.

And of course, for subscribers or people that want to join the chat — which doesn’t cost anything — we will talk about it.

Have a great and positive day

*— Eric*