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Are you struggling with the idea of making money during tough economic times? Do you feel like opportunities are monopolized? What if I told you the easiest time in the last 100 years to build wealth was during the Great Depression? 🤯
History shows that economic downturns, while challenging for many, have been prime opportunities for wealth redistribution. While others fear, the financially savvy prepare.
In this video, we reveal what the world's top billionaires, like Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, and Mark Zuckerberg, are quietly doing right now to prepare for potential economic shifts. They aren't just hoarding cash – they're acquiring specific, often overlooked assets that perform well during a crisis and position them to buy everything else at rock-bottom prices.
🔥 Discover the 5 critical assets the wealthy are accumulating NOW. Learn why:
✅ Land is a key hedge, especially agricultural land.
✅ Gold and Silver remain timeless safe havens.
✅ Bitcoin is emerging as a potential 'currency of the public'.
✅ And perhaps a surprising asset for personal protection...
Understanding the difference between a financial crisis and an economic recession is crucial, and we break it down. We'll look at historical patterns, compare them to today's global situation (post-pandemic, interest rates, overproduction), and see why many indicators point towards significant economic adjustments.
Protecting your existing assets is the vital first step before you can even think about profiting during a downturn. Don't let your hard-earned wealth erode invisibly.
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Are you struggling with the idea of making money during tough economic times? Do you feel like opportunities are monopolized? What if I told you the easiest time in the last 100 years to build wealth was during the Great Depression? 🤯
History shows that economic downturns, while challenging for many, have been prime opportunities for wealth redistribution. While others fear, the financially savvy prepare.
In this video, we reveal what the world's top billionaires, like Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, and Mark Zuckerberg, are quietly doing right now to prepare for potential economic shifts. They aren't just hoarding cash – they're acquiring specific, often overlooked assets that perform well during a crisis and position them to buy everything else at rock-bottom prices.
🔥 Discover the 5 critical assets the wealthy are accumulating NOW. Learn why:
✅ Land is a key hedge, especially agricultural land.
✅ Gold and Silver remain timeless safe havens.
✅ Bitcoin is emerging as a potential 'currency of the public'.
✅ And perhaps a surprising asset for personal protection...
Understanding the difference between a financial crisis and an economic recession is crucial, and we break it down. We'll look at historical patterns, compare them to today's global situation (post-pandemic, interest rates, overproduction), and see why many indicators point towards significant economic adjustments.
Protecting your existing assets is the vital first step before you can even think about profiting during a downturn. Don't let your hard-earned wealth erode invisibly.
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00:00The five assets that the wealthy are secretly buying in this world,
00:04many people despise the idea of making money during times when the nation is facing hardship,
00:10yet those very same people complain that they are poor because they lack opportunities
00:15and that high-profit industries have been monopolized.
00:19Should I really have to start my own company on par with Apple or Amazon?
00:24I can only laugh, do you know how American MBA programs have educated the world's top business leaders?
00:33In their curriculum, there is a sentence written very clearly,
00:37in the past 100 years, the easiest time to make money, even with your eyes closed, was in 1932.
00:46Why is that?
00:47Because from 1929 to 1932, the United States went through the Great Depression.
00:57Simply put, when even lawyers and doctors had to go out begging for food,
01:02that was the moment when it was easiest to make an unprecedented amount of money.
01:07When everyone else has no money, it is then that we can become wealthy.
01:11This is a process of wealth redistribution, and once you seize this opportunity,
01:18your status and wealth will be solidified for about 100 years.
01:23This is also the reason why people say wealth does not last through three generations.
01:30We have waited for nearly 100 years, and finally, this opportunity has arrived,
01:36I warmly welcome you to the era of economic depression in America.
01:41With just a few hundred dollars in hand, you can go to Harvard or MIT
01:46and easily recruit talented individuals to work for you.
01:51Because at that time, unemployment was very high.
01:56Just having a job was considered a stroke of luck, so they would go all out to work for you.
02:02If your company went bankrupt, they would have to look for another job,
02:07which might leave them without income for a whole year.
02:10Additionally, renting an office at that time was very cheap,
02:15sometimes even free for six months because vacancy rates were so high.
02:21Most importantly, there was an oversupply of goods,
02:24supply exceeded demand, and products were unsold.
02:29At that time, if you procured goods, the cost was extremely low,
02:34you could even arrange for delayed payment because factories had no other buyers.
02:40In short, the costs of doing business and investing were at their lowest, almost negligible.
02:48But the issue is, economic recessions do not occur by chance.
02:53Even though everything was cheap, doing business was not easy.
02:57That is why the most crucial moment was in 1932,
03:03when the Great Depression hit rock bottom and began to recover.
03:06Now, look back over the past for years,
03:10the global economy has weakened due to the pandemic,
03:13rising interest rates, wars, and monetary inflation.
03:17Don't you feel that a recovery phase is imminent?
03:22The pandemic is over.
03:25The US Federal Reserve has started to lower interest rates,
03:29preventing other currencies from depreciating rapidly,
03:33and wars might soon end.
03:35But all these are only possibilities.
03:38Even if all of these come to pass,
03:42it only means that a financial crisis might be averted,
03:45it does not necessarily mean that an economic recession will not occur.
03:51These are two completely different matters.
03:55The most important question is,
03:57when we think a recession will not come,
03:59who is quietly creating new jobs?
04:03What are the world's top billionaires doing?
04:05They are stockpiling food, buying land,
04:10and preparing for the upcoming recession
04:12by acquiring the five most important types of assets.
04:17Only when they own these assets can they use money
04:20to buy everything at the lowest prices during a crisis
04:23and continue expanding their wealth.
04:27Do you understand?
04:29So, where does the risk lie?
04:32What are these five new assets,
04:34before discussing how to make money during a recession,
04:38the most important thing is that we must first learn
04:41how to protect ourselves.
04:44Over the years,
04:45the assets you accumulate should not be left to chance.
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05:26Why do so-called profits like Indian prodigies,
05:30or even some individuals from the future,
05:32advise us to start stockpiling food?
05:36First of all,
05:37do not confuse a financial crisis with an economic crisis,
05:42because they are not the same.
05:44Simply put,
05:45a financial crisis occurs when the financial system collapses.
05:49Finance operates based on leverage,
05:54that is,
05:55borrowing money.
05:57Governments borrow money.
05:59Businesses borrow to invest,
06:02and even ordinary people borrow money to buy houses.
06:06But if one day these borrowers cannot repay their debts
06:10and banks cannot recover their loans,
06:12what will happen?
06:14Banks will run out of cash.
06:17When this happens,
06:19everyone will flock to withdraw their money,
06:21leading not only to the collapse of the banks,
06:24but also to the evaporation of a huge volume of assets.
06:28Many companies will go bankrupt,
06:31countless people will become unemployed,
06:33and houses will be sold off at rock-bottom prices
06:36because owners cannot repay their debts.
06:40You can search for yourself to see the severity of the problem.
06:45You might think that bank deposits are safe
06:47because the government will bail you out.
06:50But in reality,
06:52in 2008,
06:54Learman Brothers actually went bankrupt
06:56because the government could not save everyone.
06:59In the end,
07:00someone has to collapse,
07:02and Learman was the sacrificial lamb,
07:05a financial crisis is frightening,
07:07but it remains merely a monetary issue,
07:10meaning it can be resolved
07:11by injecting money into the market.
07:15Therefore,
07:16a financial crisis usually lasts
07:18only about one to two years,
07:21but an economic crisis is different.
07:24It occurs when production is excessive
07:26and goods cannot be consumed.
07:28Imagine back in ancient times,
07:32when people were mainly farmers.
07:36There was no such thing as an economic crisis
07:38because land was scarce,
07:40no matter how abundant the harvest,
07:43there were always buyers for food,
07:45as everyone needed to eat.
07:48Farming back then was very stable,
07:50with no worries about unemployment,
07:53one could only die from exhausting labor.
07:55But as technology advanced
07:58and machinery emerged,
08:00many jobs were replaced
08:01and millions of people lost their employment.
08:05Machines produced goods
08:07many times faster than humans,
08:09resulting in a market flooded with products
08:12while the number of employed people dwindled.
08:15No jobs mean no money.
08:18Without money,
08:19people had to tighten their belts,
08:21cut spending,
08:22and only buy the cheapest items.
08:25Even when goods were as cheap as possible.
08:30There were still people who couldn't afford them.
08:33Consider how America became wealthy
08:35during World War I.
08:36America sold weapons to the warring nations,
08:39earning an enormous profit,
08:41which helped the economy recover robustly.
08:45At that time,
08:46as long as you worked in construction,
08:48roads, bridges, or vehicles,
08:51you could prosper
08:52because houses and infrastructure
08:54had been devastated by war
08:56and needed rebuilding.
08:58Meanwhile,
08:59Ford in America invented
09:01the standardized assembly line.
09:04Previously,
09:05to manufacture a car,
09:07you had to hire a skilled worker
09:09who understood every process.
09:12They had to personally build the chassis,
09:15install the headlights,
09:16steering wheel,
09:17and tires,
09:18so completing one car
09:20could take an entire month.
09:23Ten such workers
09:24would only produce ten cars in a month.
09:28But Ford changed the method.
09:31He divided the process
09:32of making a car
09:34into many small steps,
09:35with each worker focusing
09:37on doing just one step well.
09:39For example,
09:41100 people could focus solely
09:43on the chassis
09:44while another 100
09:45would only produce tires.
09:49Once all parts were completed,
09:51simply assembling them
09:52would produce a fully finished car.
09:55This was the assembly line,
09:57which provided jobs for many people.
10:01Whereas before car manufacturing
10:03required only a few skilled workers,
10:06now anyone could participate.
10:09They didn't need to understand
10:11everything about cars,
10:12they just needed to stand
10:14by the machinery
10:15and perform one assigned task.
10:18If your job was to melt iron,
10:21then just melt iron.
10:22If it was to forge steel,
10:24then just forge steel.
10:27You only needed to complete
10:28one small step
10:29in the car production process,
10:31without having to assemble
10:33the entire car by yourself.
10:36This method not only reduced costs,
10:38but also increased productivity.
10:42While other countries
10:43might produce 100 cars
10:45with 100 workers,
10:47who were difficult to recruit
10:48due to the high skill required,
10:51America could produce 1,000 cars
10:53with the same number of workers.
10:56Moreover,
10:57they could hire 1,000,
10:5910,000,
11:00or even 100,000 workers
11:03for mass production.
11:04Not only in the automobile industry,
11:08but many other American industries
11:10adopted this assembly line model.
11:13Thanks to this,
11:14American goods were both inexpensive
11:17and quickly produced.
11:19While in other countries,
11:21buying a car might require waiting years,
11:24in America it took only a month.
11:27This caused many people
11:29to abandon their old professions
11:30and take up work
11:32as factory workers.
11:34But then a problem arose.
11:37When I invented a method
11:38that increased productivity
11:40from 100 cars per month
11:42to 10,000,
11:44yet the market only had
11:451,000 people who wanted
11:47and could afford cars,
11:49even if I produced 10,000 cars,
11:529,000 of them
11:53would remain unsold.
11:55This is the situation
11:57because goods were being produced
12:01too quickly and in excess.
12:04When they failed to sell,
12:06factories began to go bankrupt
12:08en masse.
12:10Consequently,
12:11countless factories collapsed
12:13like a domino effect,
12:15leading to mass unemployment.
12:18By then,
12:19they would realize
12:19that when unemployed,
12:21they had no other skills
12:22to fall back on.
12:25In factories,
12:25they had only learned
12:27how to forge iron
12:28and tighten screws.
12:31Previously,
12:32even if unemployed,
12:34they still had a trade,
12:35but now they were
12:36like mindless machines,
12:38and America entered
12:39its most severe period
12:40of depression in history.
12:43Across the streets
12:44were impoverished people
12:45bartering goods to survive.
12:49At that time,
12:50the US government
12:51still believed
12:52in free market competition,
12:54thinking that
12:55no intervention
12:55was needed
12:56and that the market
12:57would self-correct.
12:59In the past,
13:01that had been true.
13:03For instance,
13:04if one year
13:05the harvest was abundant,
13:06agricultural prices
13:08would automatically
13:09fall to help
13:10goods sell faster.
13:12But the problem
13:13now is that
13:14even if cars
13:15were mass-produced,
13:16people already
13:17have a car,
13:18no one wants
13:19to buy another,
13:20even if car companies
13:22sell at a loss,
13:23there are still
13:24no buyers.
13:26As a result,
13:27a series of factories
13:28couldn't withstand
13:29the pressure,
13:30closing one after the other
13:32and causing mass layoffs.
13:35Even those with money
13:36chose to hold onto it
13:38rather than spend.
13:40Do you notice
13:41that this is repeating
13:42in today's era?
13:44Many countries
13:45are witnessing
13:46significant adjustments
13:47in housing prices.
13:48For example,
13:51in China,
13:52house prices
13:53are dropping,
13:54yet people
13:55cannot afford them,
13:56or even if they
13:57have enough money,
13:58they do not
13:59dare to buy.
14:01Conversely,
14:02the number of people
14:03choosing to rent
14:04is increasing.
14:06It's the same
14:07in the automobile market,
14:09with fewer
14:09and fewer people
14:10buying cars.
14:12Luxury car brands
14:14around the world
14:15continuously
14:16reduce their prices
14:17while the used car
14:18market stalls.
14:21Many dealers
14:22buy used cars,
14:23but after several months
14:24they still cannot sell them,
14:26incurring heavy losses.
14:29But on the contrary,
14:31more and more people
14:32are rushing
14:32to buy gold
14:33and silver.
14:35They have money
14:36to spend
14:36but do not
14:37want to spend it,
14:38instead,
14:39they prefer
14:40to hold onto it.
14:42Most importantly,
14:43fewer and fewer people
14:45want to have children.
14:48The issue
14:48of an ageing population
14:50is growing
14:50increasingly serious.
14:53Under these circumstances,
14:55doing business
14:56becomes increasingly difficult.
14:59Even many major
15:00global corporations
15:01have carried out
15:02massive layoffs.
15:05Meanwhile,
15:06prices and inflation
15:07keep surging,
15:09and healthcare
15:09and education costs
15:11are becoming
15:11increasingly expensive,
15:13strangely,
15:14from the beginning
15:15of 2024
15:16until now,
15:18whether it is
15:18US stocks,
15:20gold,
15:20or even Bitcoin.
15:23They have all
15:24experienced
15:24several sharp surges.
15:27Why is that?
15:29Because before
15:30the economy
15:31enters a recession
15:32or even a
15:33Great Depression,
15:34the prices
15:35of these assets
15:36usually experience
15:37a few skyrocketing
15:38increases,
15:39especially
15:40US stocks.
15:42And the profits
15:43from these surges
15:44will become
15:44the capital
15:45that helps us
15:46buy assets
15:46at the bottom
15:47when a crisis occurs.
15:50For us,
15:51there is no need
15:52to learn
15:52to analyse news,
15:54financial reports,
15:56or complex
15:56macroeconomic information.
15:59The principle
16:00of investing
16:01is really very simple,
16:03the more you learn,
16:04the more confused
16:05you become.
16:07You just need
16:08to know
16:08how to buy
16:09when prices
16:10are rising rapidly
16:11with the lowest risk
16:12and know
16:13how to cut losses
16:14in a timely manner
16:15when things go awry.
16:18Most importantly,
16:19find yourself
16:20a mentor
16:21who truly
16:21has experience
16:22and results.
16:25When everyone
16:25no longer
16:26wants to spend money,
16:28one figure emerges
16:29to change the game,
16:30John Maynard Keynes.
16:33I spent three years
16:35in college
16:35studying him.
16:37Keynes told
16:38the US president
16:39at the time
16:40that when people
16:40do not want
16:41to spend money
16:42and only hold
16:43onto cash,
16:44the government
16:45needs to intervene.
16:47For example,
16:48the government
16:49could issue bonds
16:50to borrow money
16:51from the public.
16:53Once the money
16:54is available,
16:55the government
16:55would spend it
16:56on behalf
16:57of the people,
16:58investing in public works
17:00like scenic landmarks,
17:01infrastructure,
17:03or saving companies
17:04on the brink
17:05of bankruptcy.
17:07This is the remedy
17:08to cure the Great Depression.
17:11And the new president
17:12at the time
17:13dared to follow
17:13his advice,
17:15continuously borrowing money
17:16to invest in the economy,
17:18hiring legions of workers
17:20to plant trees
17:21for flood prevention,
17:22build roads,
17:24houses,
17:24airports,
17:25hospitals,
17:26schools,
17:27and so on.
17:29This was the easiest
17:31opportunity
17:31to make money
17:32in 1932.
17:35At that time,
17:36if you went out
17:37to do business,
17:38you could make money
17:39no matter what you did.
17:42If you didn't know
17:42what to do in business,
17:44the government
17:45would instruct you.
17:47For example,
17:48they would say,
17:49you can help me
17:50build a school.
17:52Not only that,
17:53the government
17:54would proactively
17:55assign projects
17:56to you
17:57and even pay you
17:58in advance.
17:59At that time,
18:01as the crisis
18:02had just ended,
18:03hiring labor
18:04or renting offices
18:05was incredibly cheap,
18:07sometimes even free.
18:10This policy
18:11was akin to the government
18:12handing out money
18:13to the people.
18:15America borrowed money
18:16from the entire populace,
18:18then passed that money
18:19on to those brave enough
18:21to start businesses.
18:24These entrepreneurs
18:25then hired workers,
18:27creating jobs
18:27for others.
18:30As a result,
18:31the unemployment rate
18:32immediately dropped
18:33by half,
18:34GDP doubled,
18:36and incidents of theft
18:37and riot
18:38significantly decreased.
18:41Because everyone
18:41had a job,
18:42there was no longer
18:43worry about the future.
18:46At that point,
18:48people were no longer
18:50afraid
18:50and were ready
18:51to spend again.
18:53Those who dared
18:54to start businesses
18:55at that time
18:56have all become
18:57today's top billionaires.
18:58That new president
19:01who saved the day
19:02was Franklin D. Roosevelt,
19:04who later became
19:05the most beloved
19:06president in American history.
19:08One of the most
19:09important actions
19:10he took
19:10was to transfer
19:11the risk
19:12of the Great Depression
19:13to other countries.
19:15Immediately upon
19:16taking office,
19:18he abolished
19:18the gold standard.
19:21Previously,
19:22the U.S. Treasury
19:23had to hold gold
19:24to back the dollar.
19:25With just the U.S. dollar,
19:28people could go
19:29to the Treasury
19:29to exchange it
19:31for gold.
19:32But Roosevelt
19:33completely eliminated
19:35this policy.
19:37From then on,
19:38the U.S. dollar
19:39could no longer
19:40be exchanged
19:41for gold
19:41at the Treasury.
19:43This means
19:44that America
19:45could print
19:45as much money
19:46as it wanted.
19:48As a result,
19:50whenever the American
19:51economy
19:51encountered problems,
19:53the government
19:53could print money,
19:54essentially borrowing
19:56from itself,
19:57and spend
19:57to resolve
19:58the issues.
20:00Meanwhile,
20:01other countries
20:02still needed
20:03the U.S. dollar
20:04to purchase oil,
20:05gold,
20:06and conduct
20:07international trade
20:08so they were forced
20:09to borrow dollars
20:10from America
20:11to operate.
20:13Thanks to this,
20:14the dollar officially
20:15became the dominant
20:16currency
20:17and America
20:18emerged
20:19as the sole
20:19superpower
20:20recognized
20:21by the entire world.
20:24Unlike
20:24Britain,
20:25America
20:25did not need
20:26to conquer
20:27territories
20:27or expand
20:28its colonies
20:29by force.
20:31That approach
20:32was expensive,
20:33laborious,
20:34and outdated.
20:37Instead,
20:37America
20:38used capital
20:39to restructure
20:40the global economy,
20:41redistribute benefits,
20:43and make
20:44the entire world
20:45dependent on it.
20:47This is
20:47financial colonialism,
20:49a form of conquest
20:51and exploitation
20:51without the use
20:53of weapons.
20:55So,
20:55how does this
20:56mechanism work?
20:58First,
20:59America established
21:00the Federal Reserve,
21:02Fed,
21:02turning it into
21:03the global
21:04financial center.
21:06They continuously
21:07printed money
21:08and flooded
21:09the world
21:09with dollars,
21:10while other countries
21:11took on the role
21:12of production.
21:15Europe was
21:15responsible for
21:16inventing
21:17and innovating
21:17technology.
21:18Africa
21:20and the Middle
21:21East
21:21provided
21:22natural resources.
21:25Southeast Asia
21:25became the world's
21:27workshop,
21:28manufacturing goods.
21:30When these
21:31countries became
21:32wealthy through
21:33exports and the
21:34US dollar
21:34flooded the market,
21:36America used
21:37the Fed's
21:37monetary policies
21:38to pull the
21:39dollars back home.
21:41For instance,
21:42they employed
21:43strategies of
21:44raising or
21:45lowering interest
21:46rates,
21:46or even
21:47leveraging
21:48military might
21:49to manipulate
21:49the global
21:50economy,
21:51causing other
21:51countries to
21:52fall into
21:53crisis.
21:55When other
21:55countries'
21:56economies
21:56collapsed,
21:57America used
21:58its appreciated
21:59dollar to buy
22:00undervalued
22:01assets abroad.
22:03For example,
22:05they repurchased
22:05Japan's leading
22:07trading companies
22:08and acquired
22:09Korea's
22:09largest
22:10chable.
22:12In fact,
22:13almost every
22:13major company
22:14in the world
22:15has involvement
22:16from American
22:17financial
22:17conglomerates.
22:20So,
22:20even though
22:21other nations
22:22work day and
22:23night operating
22:24factories,
22:25extracting
22:25resources,
22:26and making
22:27money,
22:28ultimately all
22:29are enriching
22:30America's
22:30financial elite.
22:33This is how
22:33America transfers
22:34the risk of the
22:35Great Depression
22:36to the rest of
22:37the world.
22:38The entire
22:39world is
22:40gradually being
22:41affected,
22:42and that is
22:43why I say
22:43that the
22:44Great Depression
22:45could recur
22:45in another
22:46100 years.
22:48Currently,
22:48you can easily
22:49notice that
22:50many countries
22:51are facing
22:51issues with
22:52an aging
22:53population.
22:55For example,
22:56in Japan,
22:57more and more
22:58people do not
22:59want to have
22:59children,
23:00and some even
23:01do not wish
23:02to engage in
23:03romantic
23:03relationships.
23:05Or in
23:06South Korea,
23:08many have
23:08accepted a
23:09lifestyle of
23:10inaction,
23:11where just not
23:11starving is
23:12considered
23:13sufficient.
23:13What is
23:15the point
23:15of earning
23:16money when
23:16you can't
23:17even afford
23:18a house
23:18or a car?
23:20Even if
23:21you could
23:21buy them,
23:22you would
23:22have to
23:22go into
23:23debt,
23:23and once
23:24in debt,
23:25wouldn't
23:25you become
23:26a slave
23:26to American
23:27financial
23:28conglomerates?
23:29We would
23:30have to
23:30work incessantly
23:31to repay
23:32those debts.
23:34You can
23:35clearly see
23:35that in
23:36many countries,
23:37like China,
23:38houses are
23:39built but
23:39no one
23:40buys them.
23:41In
23:42Germany,
23:43many cars
23:44are manufactured
23:45but no one
23:46buys them.
23:48In the
23:48past,
23:50only the
23:51wealthy could
23:51own a
23:52Mercedes-Benz
23:52but now
23:53A-class
23:54models have
23:55become
23:55increasingly
23:56popular.
23:58Just the
23:58other day,
23:59I saw an
24:00A250
24:00zoom by
24:02and I
24:02couldn't
24:03help but
24:03laugh.
24:05This indicates
24:06that the
24:06global economy
24:07is slowing
24:08down with
24:09overproduction
24:09gradually
24:10coming to
24:11light.
24:11America
24:12once had
24:12an absolute
24:13advantage
24:14thanks to
24:14the dollar
24:15as the
24:16whole world
24:16needed it
24:17to buy
24:17oil.
24:19But now
24:19the global
24:20industry has
24:21developed to
24:21the point
24:22of saturation,
24:23demand for
24:24oil has
24:24stabilized
24:25and even
24:26tends to
24:27decline.
24:29Moreover,
24:30oil no
24:30longer
24:31necessarily
24:31has to
24:32be purchased
24:33in US
24:33dollars.
24:35Therefore,
24:36America is
24:37like a rat
24:38running on a
24:38wheel,
24:39unable to
24:40stop.
24:41They are
24:42compelled to
24:42initiate a
24:43new technological
24:44revolution so
24:45that the world
24:46continues to
24:47use the
24:48U.
24:49S.
24:50dollar to
24:50buy their
24:51technology.
24:53Consider the
24:53previous internet
24:54revolution.
24:57It wiped
24:57out countless
24:58traditional
24:58industries and
25:00it was America
25:01that initiated
25:01this trend,
25:03giving rise to
25:04monopolistic
25:04giants like
25:05Amazon,
25:06Microsoft
25:07and Facebook.
25:09other countries,
25:10if they do
25:11not want to
25:12fall behind
25:12technologically or
25:14be looked down
25:14upon by the
25:15world, are
25:16forced to pay
25:17tuition fees to
25:18America to
25:19learn new
25:19technologies.
25:21But now, the
25:22whole world has
25:23already learned
25:24what needs to be
25:25learned.
25:27Who doesn't
25:27know how to
25:28use the
25:29internet?
25:30Who doesn't
25:31know how to
25:32watch YouTube
25:33nowadays?
25:33ways.
25:35Therefore, America
25:36needs to push for
25:37a new technological
25:38revolution,
25:40artificial intelligence,
25:42AI.
25:43This technology
25:44must far surpass
25:45the rest of the
25:46world so that
25:47other nations have
25:48to come to
25:48America to
25:49learn and
25:50pay in U.S.
25:51dollars.
25:53Consequently, as
25:54soon as the
25:54concept of AI
25:56emerged, all
25:57stocks related
25:58to AI skyrocketed,
26:00such as
26:00Nvidia.
26:01Making money
26:03is certainly
26:03enjoyable, but
26:05the more we
26:05earn, the more
26:06cautious we must
26:07be because this
26:08situation increasingly
26:10resembles the
26:11dot-com bubble of
26:12the past.
26:14Recall those
26:15years when any
26:15company involved
26:16in new technology
26:18would see its
26:18stock price so
26:19irrationally.
26:21Now it is the
26:22same whenever
26:23AI is involved.
26:26Stocks sort
26:27to such heights
26:27that their tails
26:28become invisible.
26:31But has AI
26:31truly been fully
26:32integrated into
26:33practical use?
26:35Has the age of
26:37AI truly arrived?
26:39Consider NFTs from
26:41before, which once
26:42caused a frenzy but
26:43are now seldom
26:44mentioned.
26:46Therefore, I
26:47believe that AI
26:48will definitely have
26:49practical applications
26:51in the future, but
26:52currently it remains
26:53a concept adrift in
26:55the air.
26:57And is the capital
26:58pouring in at this
26:59time perhaps too
27:00early?
27:01Is this truly a
27:02pre-emptive plan or
27:04simply a tactic to
27:05drive up stock
27:06prices, attract small
27:08investors worldwide,
27:09and then sell off for
27:11profit?
27:12Today's stock market is
27:14nothing more than a
27:15money extraction machine,
27:17and very few realise that
27:18Bill Gates has been
27:19quietly selling off his
27:21company's shares for a
27:22long time.
27:24Not only him, but
27:26Jeff Bezos, Mark
27:27Zuckerberg, and many
27:29others have also
27:30silently reduced their
27:31shareholdings while
27:32secretly investing in
27:34the five key types of
27:35assets during a crisis,
27:37the first type of asset
27:39is land.
27:41Consider what Bill Gates
27:42has done over the past
27:43few years.
27:45He has acquired a vast
27:47amount of land, mostly
27:48agricultural, totaling
27:50about 260,000 acres.
27:53To put it into
27:55perspective, this number
27:57is equivalent to the
27:58combined area of 10
27:59Parises or two New
28:01Yorks.
28:03Jeff Bezos is not far
28:04behind, having
28:07purchased 420,000
28:09acres, while American
28:11media mogul Ted Turner
28:12owns up to 2 million
28:14acres.
28:15And as for Mark
28:17Zuckerberg, instead of
28:18pouring money into
28:19virtual space research
28:21for the metaverse, he
28:22spent $2 billion to
28:24build a structure called
28:25the Doomsday Fortress.
28:28Even the company behind
28:29ChatGPT, after earning
28:32its initial huge profit,
28:34did not reinvest the
28:35funds into further AI
28:36research but instead
28:38purchased a vast farm.
28:41Why are these tech moguls
28:43rushing to accumulate
28:44land?
28:46Do they plan to raise
28:47pigs?
28:49We do not need to
28:50debate conspiracy
28:51theories, the actual
28:52figures speak for
28:53themselves.
28:56Whenever the American
28:57stock market collapses,
28:59as it did during the
29:002008 financial crisis
29:02when stocks lost
29:03nearly 50% of their
29:05value, the American
29:07Agricultural Land Price
29:09Index soared by 17%.
29:13Agricultural land can
29:14be rented, sold, or
29:16farmed.
29:18In terms of profit over
29:20the past 20 years,
29:21American agricultural
29:23land is no less lucrative
29:25than the stock market,
29:26and if we consider
29:27volatility, it is much
29:29more stable.
29:31That is why many
29:32entrepreneurs I know
29:33have gone to America
29:34to buy land.
29:37More importantly,
29:38agricultural land can
29:40be used to grow food.
29:41This is the second type of
29:44asset during a major
29:45crisis.
29:47The primary purpose of
29:48agricultural land is
29:50food production.
29:52You might wonder if
29:53modern society could ever
29:55experience famine again,
29:57even beggars rarely starve
29:58to death.
30:00But when an economic
30:01downturn occurs, coupled
30:03with the effects of war,
30:05the most expensive commodity
30:08becomes food.
30:09Look at the current state
30:11of the world, wars have
30:13prolonged, and many
30:14nations have become
30:15involved, though you
30:17might not pay much
30:18attention, thinking it
30:19doesn't concern you.
30:22That is why America's
30:23billionaires are rushing
30:24to amass land on a large
30:26scale.
30:28What does this signal for
30:29the future?
30:31Perhaps only those in the
30:33know truly understand,
30:34the third type of asset
30:36that many countries around
30:37the world are actively
30:38buying is gold and
30:40silver, assets that I
30:41always prioritize holding.
30:44Whenever I earn profits
30:46in dollars on the stock
30:47market, I always allocate
30:49a portion to convert into
30:50gold or silver.
30:52The reason is simple, if the
30:55US dollar or the entire
30:56financial system collapses,
30:59the paper money we hold
31:00will become worthless, and
31:02then the world will be left
31:03with only one form of
31:05currency, the one created
31:06by the gods, gold and
31:08silver.
31:10These are things I have
31:11stated in previous
31:13analyses.
31:15With gold, I can exchange
31:17it for any currency in the
31:18world, but not every
31:19currency can be exchanged
31:21for gold.
31:23Over hundreds of years,
31:25countless currencies have
31:26disappeared, and only gold
31:28has remained.
31:30Even if humanity were to go
31:32extinct, gold would still
31:33exist in this world.
31:36If you are like me,
31:39wishing to protect your
31:40assets or having enough
31:41resources to seize the
31:42opportunity to purchase
31:44assets cheaply during a
31:45major crisis, then gold is
31:48undoubtedly the asset
31:49worth buying, something
31:51anyone can purchase.
31:53And once I buy gold, I do
31:56not intend to sell it, the
31:57fourth asset I choose is the
31:59currency of the public,
32:01bitcoin.
32:03Over the past year, ETF
32:05funds from BlackRock,
32:06Fidelity, and even
32:08politicians and presidents
32:09have been quietly purchasing
32:11bitcoin every day without you
32:13noticing.
32:15Do they know something that
32:16we do not?
32:18Recently, many people have
32:20asked me if there is anything
32:22worth investing in, any
32:24opportunities to make money.
32:25If I tell you, I am actually
32:28harming you.
32:30Why?
32:32Consider the legendary
32:33investor Warren Buffett.
32:36He is far better than I am,
32:38isn't he?
32:40Every year, he publicly
32:42discloses the portfolio of
32:44stocks he has purchased.
32:46So then, all you have to do is
32:48buy what he buys, right?
32:51But what is the reality?
32:53For example, when Buffett said
32:56he liked Apple's stock,
32:58shortly afterwards, Apple's
33:00share price skyrocketed.
33:03You see this and jump into
33:05buy, but then either the very
33:07next day or a few days later,
33:09the price drops and you end up
33:11losing money.
33:13So does that mean Buffett
33:14deceived you?
33:16Should you sell to cut your
33:17losses?
33:19If you sell, the price will
33:21rise again.
33:23Then, do you dare to buy
33:25back?
33:27The issue is, you only know
33:29one thing and not the other.
33:32You only want others to feed
33:33you without knowing how to feed
33:35yourself.
33:37Once no one feeds you anymore,
33:39you'll starve.
33:42Moreover, the food others feed you
33:44might not be what you truly need.
33:47Stocks are similar.
33:50Why can others make money while
33:51you end up losing?
33:53It's not that the stocks are
33:55problematic, it's because you
33:57completely lack a proper trading
33:59system.
34:00Even if you discover a promising
34:02stock, you don't know what to do
34:04next.
34:06You don't know when to buy,
34:08when to sell, how much to buy or
34:10sell, and in the end, you lose
34:13money.
34:14You might even lose faith because
34:16you don't understand what you're
34:18doing.
34:19When stock prices have soared high,
34:22why would someone buy only for the
34:23price to then double again?
34:26But you can't comprehend it.
34:29Even if someone gives you a specific
34:31number, you won't dare to invest
34:33accordingly.
34:35The result is that you make nothing,
34:38merely wasting time, or worse,
34:40incurring losses.
34:41Eventually, you might come to hate
34:45me, blaming me for harming you.
34:48Therefore, you must not only know the
34:51outcome but also understand the
34:53reasoning behind it.
34:55Previously, Bitcoin and gold futures
34:58were, to me, just like stocks, a
35:01speculative instrument.
35:03But recently, I have considered holding
35:06Bitcoin for the long term, not because I
35:08believe Bitcoin will continue to
35:10surge, but because I think that one
35:12day.
35:14When an economic crisis occurs,
35:17Bitcoin could become a safe haven
35:19asset even more valuable than gold
35:21and silver.
35:23Because it is the currency of the
35:24public, when deciding to hold an
35:26asset long term, I always consider
35:29whether it can be easily converted.
35:32You can see that Elon Musk is also a
35:35supporter of Bitcoin.
35:36Many countries now have accepted
35:39transactions in Bitcoin, yet many
35:42still claim that Bitcoin is nothing
35:44more than a scam, devoid of true
35:46value.
35:48The problem is, if it were truly a
35:50scam, it would have vanished since
35:522008, over 10 years ago, and yet its
35:56value continues to rise.
35:59If over those more than 10 years you
36:01were deceived by Bitcoin, meaning you
36:03bought it, then by now you might have
36:06become a millionaire.
36:08But if throughout that time you
36:09weren't deceived and continued holding
36:11on to the great US dollar, you would
36:14see your assets severely devalued.
36:17In the past, with $1 million, you could
36:20buy a mansion in New York's wealthy
36:22neighborhoods, but now that amount might
36:25only be enough to purchase a bathroom
36:27in a mansion, and as for the final
36:29asset, which I tentatively call an asset
36:32for its protective properties, though
36:34perhaps only in America is it legal to
36:37own it, that is guns.
36:40If you have ever been to America, just
36:42step into any convenience store.
36:46And you will see a group of burly young
36:48men casually snatch items and stuff them
36:50into their bags, then walk slowly to the
36:53counter, chuckle, and immediately run off.
36:56Even the police standing right outside
37:00don't pursue them.
37:02Why?
37:03Because this form of non-cash shopping
37:06has nearly been legalized.
37:09As long as the value of the stolen goods
37:11is under $950, it is merely treated
37:15as a minor offense.
37:17Whether you are arrested or not
37:18makes little difference, and if you
37:20are imprisoned, the number of prisoners
37:23would be overwhelming, with the state
37:25having to feed them.
37:27Therefore, countless thieves immediately
37:30sell the stolen goods on Amazon or other
37:32online platforms to make money.
37:36When the economy undergoes severe
37:38depression, this situation will
37:41undoubtedly worsen.
37:44Hence, if you live in America,
37:46owning a gun might be essential.
37:49Previously, my partner and I were strongly
37:52opposed to guns, believing them
37:54to be tools of crime, but upon
37:56reflection, I realized that if
37:58someone wants to kill, they could use
38:01anything as a weapon.
38:03But if you need to protect yourself
38:05in situations where the disparity in
38:07strength is too great, perhaps only a
38:10gun offers a chance for self-defense.
38:13In summary, if you want to protect your
38:15assets during a major crisis, you must
38:18prepare ahead with these five types of
38:20assets.
38:22Only then will our money not erode
38:24invisibly.
38:26When a recession truly occurs, these
38:28assets will appreciate significantly,
38:31enabling us to have sufficient financial
38:33strength to repurchase core assets that are
38:36being sold off at bargain prices.
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