Let me be honest

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 “Let me be honest…


“Making money is not like I thought it would be. This business kills the part of life that is essential. The part of life that has nothing to do with business.


“For the past two years my insides have felt like they’ve been eating themselves. All the people I’ve respected won’t talk to me anymore except through lawyers. 


“People want an authority to tell them how to value things. But they choose this authority not based on facts or results. They choose it because it seems authoritative and familiar. And I am not and never have been… familiar.”


- Michael Burry in the Big Short

https://youtu.be/dlbG6G_iHLU?si=WvgJPZ0AC9um4XTr

Ben Bernanke was the chairman of the Federal Reserve during the 2008 Great Financial Crisis

If dollars came from productive sources, dollars wouldn’t go to destructive destinations.

If dollars came from productive sources, like gold mining, minting, and creative ventures, dollars and euros wouldn’t go to destructive destinations, like government bureaucracy, police brutality, and military expenditures. 

The market should have ended in 2008 when Michael Burry closed down Scion Capital, but it didn’t. Instead the government colluded with the Federal Reserve to “bail out” and save the banks from default. Now we are facing the final boss in this system of fraud, the source of all deception and market manipulation, the Federal Reserve Board. 

The big short 2.0 won’t be shorting the stock market or the bond market. The correct bet will be to short the dollar itself through buying prepping supplies with bank debt and then intentionally defaulting on that debt. Essentially bank customers must do to Wall Street and the Federal Reserve in 2024 what the government should have done to Wall Street and the Federal Reserve in 2008. 

This is what Michael Burry and almost all market participants don’t understand because the desire to “make money” inherently leaves you blind to the fraudulent nature of the Feds money supply.

 But I figured it out and offer everyone who has debt or can take out debt to short the dollar through intentional default.

Welcome to the End Game





















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