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Good investors are very smart.
They buy some assets they want to make a quick ROI on.
They buy other assets they want to make a long-term ROI on.
Sometimes, they buy assets they’re willing to take a loss on now know that down the road it will rebound.
Other times, they will buy assets in order to shut them down because they compete with their current assets.
And many times, if they have influence, they buy assets that are almost worth nothing, put their name behind it, and make the value explode by promoting it. You can see this on shows like Shark Tank and Dragons Den.
It’s an investment-proven foundation of a good investment portfolio.
I’m not an investor, and I don’t even play one on TV. But even I understand these basics.
So why on earth is it so impossible for people to believe that there are some investors who play on a global scale this way?
These investors are willing to invest in China because it was a quick ROI.
They invested in the USA because it was a stable investment.
But when China started competing with the USA for production, they allowed for the USA to crash because it competed with their investment in China, and they got a higher ROI on China.
Once the USA and other western countries crash, they will re-invest in those countries because the cost will be low and a good long-term investment because it can only go up from there.
When people tell me it’s insane that people would want to destroy a country because they need the profits I’m baffled.
They fail to see the market as a global one. The countries as the assets, and all they care about is their total ROI.
They don’t care about you or me.
They don’t care about nationalism.
They see the world as assets and liabilities.
And sometimes, when an asset isn’t profitable, you gotta get rid of the liabilities, aka, people.
For the love of money is a root of all kinds of evil, for which some have strayed from the faith in their greediness, and pierced themselves through with many sorrows.
I Timothy 6:10 NKJV
Vulnerable moment. I've been feeling a little lost as of late. A little overwhelmed. Feeling like I don't have control of certain circumstances I want to. I feel like my life has been going down one path and there is a call coming from behind me saying "Stop! You've...
Just 3 verses, but so much to pull from it. Just a few things I got from it. Those who say they are Jews but are not, but are a synagogue of Satan. What? Fake Jews? Yes, there are lots of conversations about this. The thing with the scattering of Jews and...
Tyranny exists because YOU allow it to. Because all you desire is food and pleasure. If the enemy controls that, they control you. At first, the enemy convinced you that God didn't exist. Then the enemy said, if you need God, that makes you weak. And now the enemy...
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