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TopCat

@cryptodreams21

A proud farther of two. On my ultimate journey to financial freedom.

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Most people have never heard of the Cantillon Effect. But once you understand it, you’ll see the world of investing differently. What is it? In the early 1700s, Richard Cantillon noticed a simple pattern: When new money enters an economy, it doesn’t reach everyone at once. And

Most people have never heard of the Cantillon Effect.
But once you understand it, you’ll see the world of investing differently.

What is it?

In the early 1700s, Richard Cantillon noticed a simple pattern:
When new money enters an economy, it doesn’t reach everyone at once.
And
Jack Mallers (@jackmallers) 's Twitter Profile Photo

COVID: flatten the curve... just one shot... shots & boosters... still get sick, stuck inside, inflation isn't transitory. Iran: we WON'T negotiate... we're negotiating... going well... Hormuz still closed, oil shock. Fiat is deception, debt, and war. Opt out, buy bitcoin.

TOPG MERCH (@topgmerch_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The Knight Pin of Allegiance It's small enough to go unnoticed by those who don't matter But powerful enough to be recognized by true winners It tells every brother in the room exactly who you are

The Knight Pin of Allegiance

It's small enough to go unnoticed by those who don't matter

But powerful enough to be recognized by true winners

It tells every brother in the room exactly who you are
Adam Livingston (@adambliv) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🔥BITCOIN JUST FLASHED A SIGNAL WITH A 100% HIT RATE ACROSS 15 YEARS OF DATA🔥 The power law z-score just dropped to −0.93σ. I backtested every single time BTC reached this level of oversold. Here's what happened next: → Median 12-month forward return: +631% → WORST-case

🔥BITCOIN JUST FLASHED A SIGNAL WITH A 100% HIT RATE ACROSS 15 YEARS OF DATA🔥

The power law z-score just dropped to −0.93σ.

I backtested every single time BTC reached this level of oversold. 

Here's what happened next:

→ Median 12-month forward return: +631%
→ WORST-case
Alex Stanciu (@profstanciu) 's Twitter Profile Photo

THE BIGGEST MISTAKE Society handed power to women. And everything started falling apart. It's not a bad idea. It's a sin. Adam didn't fall because of an apple. He fell because he listened to his woman. Wake up. Women cannot rule. That's a man's job. Not opinion. Fact.

Alex Stanciu (@profstanciu) 's Twitter Profile Photo

There comes a point where life feels easier. Not because it actually got easier. Because you finally became strong enough to carry it without complaint.

Simon Dixon (@simondixontwitt) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Once you know the game and the rules, it’s easier to win. You just have to come to terms with the fact that everything you were sold, was a lie. It’s a journey. Now play the game having understood the rules. 🫡

PlanC (@therealplanc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Alternative conservative and aggressive scenarios, with the thesis case in the middle. I just published an article walking through the model. Interesting to see over time which one Strategy ends up following. Check back each quarter to see which track is holding.

Alternative conservative and aggressive scenarios, with the thesis case in the middle. 

I just published an article walking through the model. 

Interesting to see over time which one Strategy ends up following. 

Check back each quarter to see which track is holding.
Handre van Heerden (@handrev) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The Panic of 1837 stands as textbook evidence of how central banking creates the very crises it claims to prevent. The Second Bank of the United States spent the early 1830s pumping credit into the economy, expanding the money supply by over 60% between 1834 and 1836, fueling a

The Panic of 1837 stands as textbook evidence of how central banking creates the very crises it claims to prevent. The Second Bank of the United States spent the early 1830s pumping credit into the economy, expanding the money supply by over 60% between 1834 and 1836, fueling a