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This chart encapsulates investing in an inflationary world.
Bull market periods FAR outweigh bear market periods.
It’s actually crazy to see it visualized like this.
The magnitude of bull markets are so enormous, they dwarf all these “crashes”, even the giant ones like the Dot Com and GFC (housing crash) of ‘08.
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Bull markets have lasted 5x longer than bear markets on average.
Bulls: +254% over 5 years🐂
Bears: –31% over 1 year🐻
Markets spend far more time growing wealth than destroying it. Why interrupting compounding is the biggest risk of all.
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$BTC Let me break it down… I like to analyze the Weekly TF because it gives me a clearer view of the broader picture, showing which liquidity has been taken and which pockets we may eventually revisit. Last week’s candle swept the lows around 84K, then reversed and swept the yearly open around 93K and then deviated back into the range, closing below. What does that suggest? It shows longs were aggressively hunted at the start of the week, followed by an almost immediate recovery. Shorts were then taken out as well, with a LTF retrace leading to an indecisive close. The result was a long wick, basically a sign of liquidity being grabbed on higher timeframes. Fast forward to now: BTC ran 92K on Monday, pumped through the weekend, then reversed and is currently sitting near the weekly open. So not only were shorts wiped out last week, they were also hit again at the start of this week. To me, this means: double short-hunt, long wick below = potential downside target. For that reason, I’m not longing here. I still believe a move toward 95–98K is likely, but not immediately. It may take several more weeks, and until then, I expect more choppy, range bound price action with leverage getting washed out. So I’m staying cautious. We’ve only spent about 2 weeks trading in this 82–94K lower range, so we may remain here a bit longer before finally testing 95–98K. That’s why I’m being conservative with longs and still prefer HTF shorts for the moment. Trend is your friend.
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🤯🤯 Trader FKveRx turned $716 into $244K in just one week—a 340x return! He spent $716 to buy 16.3M $Franklin and sold 4.8M $Franklin for $20.5K, with 11.5M $Franklin($224K) left.
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THE CHART WALL STREET DOESN’T WANT YOU TO SEE America just crossed a threshold from which empires do not return. Net interest on US debt hit $1 TRILLION in FY2025. For the first time in history. But here is what nobody is telling you: 69.4% of all Treasury issuance is now short-term T-Bills. Not 30-year bonds. Not 10-year notes. Bills that mature in weeks. Bills that must be rolled over at whatever rate the market demands. $25.4 trillion in short-term bets. On a $27.7 trillion total issuance. This is not fiscal policy. This is a casino leveraged to the hilt on rates staying low forever. The math is merciless: Every 1% rate increase now detonates through the entire debt stack within months, not decades. The weighted average maturity has collapsed. The buffer is gone. By 2035, CBO projects debt hits 118% of GDP. Interest payments reach $1.8 trillion annually. That is more than Medicare, more than defense, more than everything except Social Security. Interest expense already exceeds the entire Pentagon budget. Read that again. The Federal Reserve does not control this anymore. The bond market does. And the bond market is watching a government that must borrow $2 trillion per year while 70% of its issuance reprices every few months. This is not a prediction. This is arithmetic. What survives: Hard assets. Real skills. Communities that produce more than they consume. What does not survive: The assumption that yesterday’s rates guarantee tomorrow’s solvency. The November 2015 low was 41.8% T-Bill issuance share. Today: 69.4%. The trap is set. The trigger is any sustained inflation. Welcome to the most consequential financial restructuring since Bretton Woods. It has already begun. $BTC
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BREAKING: The $18.9 Trillion Secret Wall Street Refuses to See Every macro strategist on Earth is asking the wrong question. "When will China print?" Never. Here is what three years of analysis reveals: China is not delaying monetization. China cannot monetize. The constraints are not economic. They are political. And this changes everything you think you know about the next decade. The numbers: Local government debt has reached ¥134 trillion. That is $18.9 trillion. Hidden across 4,000 financing vehicles. Exposed by a property collapse that erased the revenue stream meant to service it. Japan's central bank holds 46% of government bonds at 118% of GDP. China's central bank holds 11% at 35% of GDP. The gap will not close. Because it cannot close. Three walls prevent it: First: Quantitative easing is prohibited by Chinese law. Article 29 forbids primary market bond subscription. This is never discussed. Second: In 2015, one trillion dollars fled China in eighteen months. Beijing now threatens life imprisonment for capital flight through crypto. A government imposing life sentences to keep money inside its borders cannot afford loose monetary policy. Third: Debt is not a liability in China. It is a political tool. Provincial governments remain dependent on Beijing precisely because they are fiscally precarious. Monetization would sever the control mechanism holding the Party together. Japan printed to save its economy. China is refusing to print to save its political system. The implication: Deflation persists. Growth slows to 4%. The renminbi stays caged. Global disinflationary forces extend years beyond consensus. The world has been waiting for Beijing to capitulate. It will keep waiting. This is not Japanification. This is the Long Grind. And nobody priced it in. $BTC
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My Plan: I will short $BTC at 95-98K. Limits in place. SL 110K. Target $69,420.
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