To The Moon

I do this for our Country, not myself. I’ve made Hundreds of Billions of Dollars on Stocks, and many other type Holdings, for the U.S.A., not myself, and all I do is get criticized by the Radical Left Dumocrats. Very unfair, but what can you do! President DONALD J. TRUMP

Let me ask you a question. If every country in the world is in debt — the US, Japan, Europe, and even Singapore — who exactly is this money owed to?Have you ever thought that this question might actually have no clean answer?Because if every country is a debtor, logic says someone must be the creditor. But when you dig into the data, ask around, and flip through the reports, you discover something very strange: almost no country dares to openly admit that it is holding the world’s money. Every country is crying poor. Every country is borrowing. Yet the money that is being lent out still has to land somewhere on someone’s books.Last year the Institute of International Finance put out a figure: total global debt hit US$348 trillion. What does that number mean? If you take all 8.1 billion peo

Let me ask you a question. If every country in the world is in debt — the US, Japan, Europe, and even Singapore — who exactly is this money owed to?Have you ever thought that this question might actually have no clean answer?Because if every country is a debtor, logic says someone must be the creditor. But when you dig into the data, ask around, and flip through the reports, you discover something very strange: almost no country dares to openly admit that it is holding the world’s money. Every country is crying poor. Every country is borrowing. Yet the money that is being lent out still has to land somewhere on someone’s books.Last year the Institute of International Finance put out a figure: total global debt hit US$348 trillion. What does that number mean? If you take all 8.1 billion peo

🌟🌟Navigating the ASX right now feels like walking on a tightrope. Between 3 rate hikes by RBA pushing official cash rate to 4.35%, looming Federal Budget capital gains changes & persistent July inflation print of 3.5%, market anxiety is running high. If forced to trim my holdings, I would lighten up my positions in B: Property shares first, closely followed by A: Tech stocks. I would also increase my exposure to D: Bank stocks. When interest rates tick higher, the real estate sector gets hit by a double whammy of structural pain: 1: The capital value of commercial property portfolio falls. 2: The big debt service obligations spike instantly, eating into dividends. Tech stocks: High tech names like WiseTech makes it a target for profit taking. I would rotate into Aust