Hi friends,
Welcome to your January 2022 monthly newsletter.
George Bernard Shaw said,
“The only man I know who behaves sensibly is my tailor.
He takes my measurements anew each time he sees me.
The rest go on with their old measurements and expect me to fit them.”
The same applies to your income and investments.
As we start a new year, despite vast changes globally in the past couple of years, many people are still expecting to earn a living and invest as they have always done.
This could cause them a rude shock on one hand, or see them miss out on huge opportunities on the other.
And whilst it’s hard to conceive even the once biggest and mightiest businesses, industries or even countries could literally be gone tomorrow – which is exactly what happened to the dinosaurs.
The point is, you have to anticipate change.
An obvious example to me is banking. With the emergence of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology, I personally think banks are already redundant, they just haven’t realised it yet.
The thing you need to do is review your system for generating income and investments. Has it evolved with the changes in the environment?
Even a once reliable and proven system may fail or underperform if the underlying environment changes.
Now this doesn’t mean you necessarily need to abandon your current strategy, but you may need to adapt it, or if not, start a new one.
A simple example of this is cryptocurrencies.
A lot of people have made a lot of money from Bitcoin over the past year, as it roared from USD $3.8k all the way up to USD $67.5k.
But, how many of them made money on the way back down to USD $41k?
Cause that’s where is sits today, and now that the market is maturing, the cycles seems to be lengthening between each halving event, it has become necessary to know how to make money on crypto when it falls.
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Now in terms of property, seems most experts expect Australian residential property to perform well again this year, but not at the break-neck pace of last year.
So whilst I like to be positive and optimistic about the future, I still need to act according to what I see happening.
To those of you engaged in our active property strategies, its likely we will continue to experience time-frame blow outs on new builds and renovations, supply chain disruptions, and material availability issues as well as persistent inflation.
On the ‘elephant in the room’, a mass die off in the population for all-cause mortality between ages 18 to 64 has begun. Life insurance statistics don’t lie. If you think their poison is safe and effective watch this.
https://usawatchdog.com/huge-number-of-vax-deaths-its-getting-worse-dr-pierre-kory/
As a country, we’re going to need to face the issues of corruption at every level of government, legal and banking, medical and media fraud.
Ohh and physical silver still remains the only commodity trading at 50% below its 1981 highs.
Stay Alive Til ‘25.
