Cryptocurrencies, commodity investing, health, making money morally
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Hi Chris,
[Digital currencies]
You are probably spot on regarding Bitcoin. Information has leaked out that they can track every Bitcoin transaction. Also, Paypal will start allowing people to pay in Bitcoin, but they will never pay customers back in Bitcoin…. And since they introduced the futures market for it, they can, as the biggest whale, manipulate the price to wherever they want it to go. My guess is it will run up to at least 70k (with ups and downs) before they push it to zero, about the time they introduce their central bank coin (banking for all act)….
I have invested a modest amount in Bitcoin, THETA, Ripple, and Monero (one of the best privacy coins around). I Would like your opinion on these coins and estimates. Or alternatives.
[Commodities]
Regarding your remark about investing in NWO stocks. How about copper, nickel and silver? They will need tons and tons of that stuff to get the 5G network up and running, and all the windmills and solar panels and battery packs for the electric cars they are pushing. One play would be Nova Royalty (NOVR).
[Health]
Regarding health. We use water filters, dumped GMO and processed foods in favor of fresh vegetables etc, we take colloidal silver and diminished our intake of alcohol and sugars (i do need my beer once in a while ;). We haven’t been ill for years this way.
[Making money in the NWO]
Lastly, what I struggle with on a spiritual level is if we can in good conscience make money in “their” play yard. The alternative is probably that we get or stay poor fast, but Catherine Austin Fitts, who I hold in high regard, is a strong advocate of cutting ties with all these NWO markets, companies, and schemes to try to thrive in “moral” businesses.
MMAI
Here was my responses:
Cryptocurrencies:
As the cryptos go, I never really delved deeply into the new coins that came out in the past three years or so. Thus, I passively held/traded btc, ltc, bch, eth. I hold them on an ongoing basis, though I sold off all my holdings in my Coinbase and Kraken accounts this past weekend; too much run up for now. It’s nice to see the trading accounts go up 40% in such a short time. I can buy again, even at higher prices…
I was always a supporter of XMR for privacy, and though I do not own it, I see it has done well. I would be very careful going forward with outgoing Treasury & SEC officials cracking down on digital coins and XRP, in particular. They are doing the dirty work for the NWO, since they don’t stand for reelection. I have to believe that eventually they will all be transparent per government demands. I do not know about the other coins you mention, and would only be guessing as to the future.
Commodities:
I have never been a big fan of commodities, but that doesn’t mean I don’t think they wouldn’t go up. There have been so many other big fish to fry, and if the economy is a sham, then demand would be subdued. I really only recommended gold for our long-term hold, but since March, everything has been going up tremendously.
Here is the bottom line on the current dynamic. We are in financial play time right now; The Fed has promised to run GDP and CPI hot, while concurrently suppressing nominal (and thus real) interest rates for the next couple years, at least. Logically, this spells inflation for now, and the one-way trade has been for higher commodity prices. But buying Hg, Ni, Ag don’t generate income, per se. I rarely recommend the miners for the long-term, since they are in a very cost-intensive business, and their stocks have not been good long-term performers. They are good trading vehicles.
The best commodity sector performers have been the Li miners and those involved with batteries and solar. That sector has been on fire for some time now, and the hot money is there for now. I have been playing the solar and lithium plays in lieu of their commodity and component suppliers.
Health:
I do intensive weight and exercise training 4-5 days a week. I can work out at home half the time (pull ups, chin ups, push ups, dips, ab crunches, calf workout). The gym involves legs, shoulders, power lifting, and abs. I don’t do much cardio, though I walk a few miles every other day. The weight stays off and I feel great (other than some soreness). I take a boatload of supplements, protein, and amino acids. I avoid the doctors at all cost.
I use the Royal Berkey water filter system with Black Berkeys and PF4s at home and am very careful with what I eat. I stick with a high fat diet and can eat most of anything natural. It’s a great thing, but it takes work, and most are not up for it. I live next to the gym and Whole Foods and eat organic for most of everything. This includes meat, bread, dairy, eggs, produce, etc. I eat in a time-restricted manner (12:30pm-6:30pm). All this is of tremendous help for me and I avoid ALL of the problems that plagued my sisters and parents (including mental). I do not eat any sweets and haven’t had a drop of alcohol since 1997. I have to keep sharp. Since I rarely write things down, and recite things from memory (including my podcasts), I am concerned that I may begin to slip. Anyway, health takes work and most like to complain rather than overcome.
Making money in the NWO:
This can be a difficult topic to discuss with many, since we all play a part in the NWO financial system to some extent, while those with little understanding of these abstruse and complicated systems have such strong views and biases. We transact in their money, pay the taxes, and service their debts to perpetuate this devilish system. We can even make a case that the cryptocurrencies are nothing but NWO monetary vehicles and replacements for gold.
The key is to make money as honestly as possible. I chose property management and such, since it is an honest profession and I am helping others. I would not promote anything that promotes the NWO. I couldn’t even contemplate working in the broker/dealer industry again. I know the system, so I work on my own to keep my head above water.
I can make a case that trading stocks is evil, and it really is, but if we speculate in real estate, commodities, bonds, or anything, we are all doing the same thing. We are hoping to buy and sell something for profit. Is it a sin to make a profit in a 20 minutes scalp, while it’s moral from profiting from a 5-month holding period? You can judge with your opinion.
For me, I could never work for the government, accept government benefits for no work, nor work for the broker/dealer industry or a corporation. Is it okay to work at a WalMart on their selling floor, but immoral to work in their home office strategizing how to sell to the livestock? At what point do you refuse to cross the line in the sand? I leave that up to you.