How Long Will It Take You To Drop An Asset?

This isn't really a technical question, it is more about how agile you are to changing your mind.

There are all kinds of things, that we have grown up with, learned to rely on, that, for most people, are set in stone. Even the pundits, who claim to be watching the market, are usually stuck in their thinking.

My most popular to poke at is Real Estate. The demographics have changed, everyone should be changing their minds about Real Estate. But, the best i usually see is people talking about Real Estate going down like 2008 again. Whereas i see the market going down. Going down past zero. And our entire idea of ownership of land changing.

But, what do you do with this kind of information? Do you get out of Real Estate as fast as you can? And, if you get past your psychological and emotional attachment to Real Estate, and then find that you are too late to get out, what do you do with that information?

Now, apply this to every asset class.
How elastic is your mind?

One that everyone knows, but are you prepared?

Fiat currencies have had a 100% failure rate.

The "dollar" has died and been replaced several times. The Peso died, and the new Peso was issued in Mexico. Within this lifetime. And still, most people are heavily reliant on the fiat, and think it is safe.

The dollar is dying, the Euro is dying.
When you finally grok that, where do you put your money?

Usually you put it into a foreign currency, but they are all dying.
So many people have bought the Swiss Franc, that swiss is having troubles with money for their own people.

The bonds are dying with the fiat, so where does that leave you?
The stock market? Its crashing and crumbling too.
Real Estate? Its crashing, and as i just pointed out, is going past zero.

What do you do when you come to the realization that the dollar is dying?
What do you do when you realize the dollar is dying, but it has been a decade, and it is still hobbling along.

We have never had it all crash

Lets say you have figured out that the Dollar AND Real Estate is collapsing, what do you do with this information?

All of our previous financial changes have been one thing.
The big stock market crash of 1929? Should have sold stocks and been in cash.
The Mexican Peso was revalued in 1994? Should have been out of the Peso and into Dollars
Weimar Mark hyperinflates in1921? Should have been out of the Mark and in gold, or Swiss Francs.

All of these have been single events, in a single country.
Our financial system is international. And we can buy stocks or bonds with the click of a mouse.
So, this means that if one domino falls they all fall.

Can we emotionally and mentally deal with something this big?

Many people have just gone to gold, waiting for the collapse that has been decades coming.
But what about gold confiscation?

You are stuck in a giant dome

What you think is the real world, is just shadows being cast on the walls by the banksters.

All of the crashes were caused by the banksters. Or if not caused, set up to.

The Weimar hyperinflation was a direct result of WWI peace negotiations where Germany was steamrolled by the banksters.
In WWII, Hitler first jailed the banksters…

We are playing a game, inside the banksters' fish bowl. And, the first step is to realize this.

However, how can a normal person start here? Something so world defining. Most people believe that banks, and banksters are just part of this world, sure they are powerful, but, certainly we are not completely surrounded by their story? But, we are.

The words we use. How we define wealth. "Elonzo Musky is a trillionaire" All of this has been indoctrinated into us from when we were little.

Only a few people have broken out into things like

• Wealth is defined by how many true friends you have.
• It doesn't matter how much money/gold you have, you can't eat it.
• Amish say, if you can't build it, you can't use it.
• "Exit and Build"

The bankster's fish bowl is crumbling and turning to dust.
The real world is going to make itself known.

The most valuable thing right now is to have an elastic mind.

Things are going to CHANGE! Like, not little changes, like tokenizing the stock market, or the Real Estate market. Changes like the banksters are hunted down, to the ends of the Earth and hung from lampposts.

What is important greatly changes.
Like, how valuable is "money" if there are no grocery stores, and farmers won't touch the stuff.
(The old vernacular of equating money with cabbages comes to mind, but now, its cabbages that are the money)

Food and homestead become the center of people's lives, once again. The "glamorous" Hollywood lifestyle gets shown for what it is. A lot of theft, and an illusion of wealth.

Illusions shattering is the time that we are in.
The problem is, so many illusions are what we have based our lives, our identities upon.
If we can't let go of them, we will fall with them.