Stock Market Wealth

Last week, I read commentary from several of the world’s largest hedge fund managers, in which they predict calamity and chaos.

I’ve been watching a few war documentaries lately and realized just how many people used to keep journals and personal diaries, which are important because they give you the unfiltered and unapologetic truth.

Russia. With a quarter of the world’s natural gas reserves, a sixth of the world’s coal reserves and one of the world’s most important oil producers, Russia is the only European Petro-State.

On Tuesday, I published an entire piece about the deadliest weapon that humans have ever had to contend with. If you haven’t had a chance to read it, HERE’s the link. Today, I want to name a few of the people that arguably saved more lives and brought more prosperity and abundance to the world than any other.

It is estimated that more than 100 billion human beings have experienced life on our beautiful planet including the eight billion that are breathing at this very moment.

John Bertrand is no ordinary guy; aged 15, he saw how his father, grandfather and great-grandfather all died in the span of one year. All of the males in his family were gone and that does something to your psyche.

You’ve all seen the videos… Biden walking in the wrong direction, refusing to answer questions from reporters, mumbling, making up crazy words, or making a mockery of himself when reading notes from the teleprompter. The beauty, the sheer genius of America’s way of life, is that even Biden can sit in the Oval Office and the economy will still function like clockwork while the U.S. continues to lead the world comfortably.

Why is the FED coming out with these hawkish statements? It doesn’t make any sense, unless they see something we don’t, or the other way around!

In August 2022, exactly one year ago, I was on a 45-foot boat in the middle of a full-day charter on Italy’s Amalfi Coast. The captain had gotten closer to a tiny bay with beautiful and dramatic cliffs and anchored the boat.

When the markets were in a similar situation in 2004, the stock market was flat for the next six years and didn’t double until a decade later in 2014! Let’s not forget that in the middle of this period, in 2007-2009, a massive recession also crippled the global economy.