SAVIOR: A Good Friday Close
Everything that occurred this week was a psychological operation on your mind as it relates to the market and geopolitics.
If you fell for it, you were hit.
If you could see through it, you’re okay.
Remember what I said a few days ago. Under no circumstances should you be penalized for unwise thinking around you.
Believe me, I see it every day.
A theme I notice when dealing with normies is that one should not be penalized for their limited capacity to understand. Yes, there are methods to communicate and make things as simple as possible, but even so, the very idea of a new concept is often seen as a boogeyman.
Every event of last week should clearly demonstrate to readers an effective concession on the election while getting America deeper into war. In the upcoming presidential debate late June, the incumbent president will use Trump’s conviction as a focal point to distract, unleashing zinger after zinger on the guilty charges.
Meanwhile, the incumbent party did the following internationally: trigger a late trade war to garner more saber-rattling in the South China Sea between China and the region, especially Taiwan, with no resolution in sight. Biden armed Ukraine to attack Russia, and the administration said that Israel is allowed to ‘defend’ itself. These terms are a dog whistle to escalate the geopolitical upheaval.
In the market, the psy-out over the minor market pullback closed out strong. I told readers that the open was the close, and the S&P 500 opened on Monday at 5,303 and closed on Friday at 5,288.
The open is the close.
When you look at some large cap earnings and economic data, the close washed out the entire technical thesis that was discussed on the 29th.
Every single currency is falling relative to the USD in the New World Order
In countries with significant capital controls, investors think they are clever by buying their domestic gold.
They are wrong.
Unless you have a globally liquid asset, you are stuck exclusively in your market.
It’s best never to be stuck in any one market.
International gold was the only currency in the Mekong region during the Vietnam War.
Stay vigilant.