

Alright, what’s going on, everybody? I hope you’re doing well. There’s a lot to discuss, so let’s get right into it. First, I want to follow up on the mycelium steaks I was raving about last week. If you went looking for them like I did, you would have found out that they are nowhere to be found. It turns out the company Meati is going through some restructuring and rebranding. This is not too unusual with brand new products in retail on a national scale. Retail in general is very complex and difficult, and perishable food has to be one of the most challenging categories. I’m really glad I was able to try the product before they disappeared from grocery store shelves. I will definitely keep tabs on the company in anticipation of their relaunch. I’m just so impressed with the product, it’s pretty much gold in my eyes. So much so that I would like to get involved with the company on some level. Perhaps in the marketing department. I believe that may be the only thing that they are missing. I know a winner when I see one. Or when I taste one, in this case. This is not just another meat substitute product. Most are underwhelming in taste, overpriced, and not even necessarily healthy. The issue you have in this category is that your core consumer base is a segment of the population that doesn’t eat meat in the first place. Many of whom, like myself, have lost the taste for it or never liked eating meat to begin with. So there has to be a really good reason to try your product. They didn’t do a good job of distinguishing themselves in this category. That’s why I didn’t try it until they were on sale clearanced out. This is not just another meat substitute product. This represents an evolutionary leap forward in the category. When a product actually surpasses the product it was meant to emulate in every conceivable way. In Shark Tank terms, they built a better mousetrap. All they really need to do is get the word out there. The potential is huge, and the time is now because mushrooms are really starting to have their moment in the spotlight as we begin to discover how truly amazing they really are. Vegans and vegetarians would be sold on how nutritionally fortified this product naturally is. This is not just healthy, it’s a superfood. Bodybuilders would eat this, bodybuilders should eat this while training. It’s a high-quality protein, with no fat and a substantial amount of fiber, and the cherry on top is that it cleans out your intestines and colon. I think everyone would agree that's better than getting a tapeworm. I believe regular meat eating folks would appreciate this product, as well, once they taste it, and because most people are generally concerned with their health. Addressing the climate issue that plagues us today. Compared to other meat alternatives like soy. Soy agriculture is part of the problem. They’re chopping down the rainforest to grow soybeans to feed cattle. If you consider the amount of water it takes to raise cattle, we do not have the resources to continue at the current pace. Mycelium is an actual climate change solution, it’s game-changing and revolutionary on a global scale. This potentially ends world hunger. Imagine that being just a thing of the past. If you are actually concerned with immigration and not just a racist. This would temper the desperation and curb forced immigration. We can grow this meat in warehouses with minimal resources and effort, to use another Shark Tank term, that's their secret sauce. I don’t know whether they as a company have realized all of that yet. Sometimes it takes somebody from the outside looking in to point out things like that. Similar to how the McDonald brothers created the first few McDonald's restaurants. However, Ray Croc had the vision and is recognized as the founder. A strong online and social media campaign with influencers would be effective marketing. As far as taste goes, that just speaks for itself. I would set up grills outside Whole Foods parking lots, at the fair, and at the beach, and just let people try it. If they like it, give them a digital coupon. From there, word of mouth will start to spread, I’ll think it’ll catch on. Distribution wise I believe a subscription model would maintain a more profitable but affordable price point. Similar to Factor would work well before going full scale retail. Hopefully they are able to reemerge successfully. When they do, I’m definitely a customer and possibly an investor. When it comes to investing, as we will discuss very soon is, you want to make your stake, no pun intended, in companies that you have a lot of interest and belief in. Anyhow, that's the update on that, so let's switch gears.
The CLar!ty Act
Let’s talk about the Clarity Act. They’re going to vote on it, but it doesn’t look like it’s going to pass this session. Although I want it to pass, the sooner the better. I can’t simply disregard the criticism of the current version of the bill. Due to the fact that scams and corruption are real concerns in the industry that must be addressed, or there won’t be an industry. It’s necessary legislation, it already passed with overwhelming bipartisan support in the House. It’d be an easy win for both sides, and it will boost the economy. So, we can reasonably assume that some version of that legislation will make it into law at some point in the near future. If you were paying attention to the markets this week, you know that they signaled that the entire Digital Sector would see a significant pump when it does pass. Some assets more than others, and if you’re doing your homework and paying attention, you already know which assets I’m referring to. Either way, this is a good example of how we can take advantage of publicly known knowledge of current events to earn money. This is an example of strategic investing. As we have discussed before, these types of scenarios and formulas can be applied to any tradable asset. This may be a better approach for some, at least for part of your savings. Instead of allowing it to sit in an account earning incremental interest or being managed in a fund that invests in very average, standard, basic, but reliable assets. The option exists to make managing it yourself a very promising and chill, low stress, occupation or enterprise, depending on how you may look at it. When we resume our commentary, we’re going to get into a clear, concise description of the opportunity we’ve been discussing recently, as well as an overview of short-, mid-, and long-term investment strategies, and much more.
FormuLating GamepLans & $trateg!es
So if I have kept your interest up until this point, and to use another Shark Tank term, “you want to wet your beak”. Let’s discuss how that could be possible. First, I want to reiterate that I’m not a professional trader or investor. I’m actually just beginning my journey down this path. I don’t even view what I'm discussing in this as financial advice. I view it as basic common sense. However, it may be the type of thing some people don't think about if you come from an environment where financial literacy is even considered. Suppose you come from a household where every month is just about scraping by. It may not be the culture of the community you were raised in. We should always be looking to learn and grow, and the culture can change for the better. As far as social change is concerned, I could be out there with the activists protesting, but that's just not me. What I do know is that the one thing that absolutely moves the needle in this society is money. So a lot of this may seem very elementary to many of you. It still is important information that should be circulated and passed on. So let's get into it. To formulate an effective strategy, you need first to understand what you are doing in the simplest terms. You need to understand exactly how to expect to achieve a profit. There’s nothing magical about this. This is not a game of chance. This is a professional business, and if you execute effectively, great things can happen. So, when we started this dissertation, we established why the rich keep getting richer while everyone else is left behind. I could go deep into those who are put in place to do everything they can to maintain the status quo of an uneven playing field. That’s not the topic of the day, and that's just baked into the cake anyway. The point I'm trying to convey is that a large part of why the rich keep getting richer is because they own assets. So, in the simplest terms, we are purchasing assets in hopes that they appreciate so that we can then sell them at a profit. When we are actually able to realize that profit, it may vary. It could be in the short term, within the day, or even hours. Day traders, as I aspire to be one day soon, actually sit there and monitor the market for fluctuations from minute to minute. They employ a technique called scalping. Do I know what that is? No, honestly, I have no idea what that involves. Nevertheless, I am very intrigued, and I will learn. I will seek out guidance and education, and every day I’m immersing myself more into this world of finance, soaking up game. Mid- and long-term investments are less complex, and honestly, I don’t really know a lot about that either. However, I do enough to make money, which is pretty much just math. I believe once I actually know the technicalities of what I’m doing, at that point I’ll really become a good earner. Middle-range investing is how you turn and burn, making a fast profit, to generate liquidity for your operation. An easy way to explain that is to continue using Bitcoin as our example. In the past BC has been a very volatile asset. You could have 5, 10, 15, or greater percentage point fluctuations within the course of a day. Because of this, some very fortunate and clever investors were able to take advantage of this to build a substantial amount of wealth within a short amount of time. This opportunity still exists, and these techniques are still used, but you have to peer a little bit deeper under the hood to find them. To do that, all you really have to know is how to read graphs. To make a point, let's continue to focus on BC. Since BC, as well as a lot of the bigger more established tokens, have stabilized so much over the last few years. This is actually a positive sign for the industry, we're seeing less drastic fluctuations. So you may not see those 5% drops every day, instead, you may see a few consecutive days of 2-3%. If you are able to purchase near the bottom of the chart, it might take you a few days or weeks to realize your desired return. However, on the upside of that, the dips and peaks, or the floor and the ceiling, have become a lot more predictable. Keep in mind you're still earning money the easy way and it adds up. It can be quite lucrative when executed effectively, and we’re just getting warmed up.
In this section of the dissertation, let’s break down a few basic fundamentals of asset trading and why they are the key components of formulating effective game plans and strategies. This will also help protect you from losing any of your investment. Once again, let’s look at BC and the digital sector just as an example since we are currently in a bear market and we can reasonably assume that we are at or near the bottom, although it’s always possible we may go lower. That’s not at all a bad thing and there are several reasons why. The number one reason is what we are all gathered here to discuss: Opportunity. The First Commandment in the Financial Gospel is: “Thou shalt Buy the Dip! Thou shalt Sell the Peak!” Hallelujah! Brothers and Sisters! If you zoom out and study the chart, the bear market is just a gigantic dip. In the long term, you really cannot lose by purchasing at this point if you have patience. It's the ideal time to start investing, and when you are just starting on this journey, the fundamentals are especially important to avoid financial jeopardy, because you have a lot less room for error. At this stage, you do not have the luxury of letting emotions lead you to buy when an asset is pumping or at or near its all-time high. Can you still make money if you do buy an asset while it is pumping? Yes, of course, that's the reason why people do it and why assets pump higher. However, your profit potential decreases, and it’s a bad strategy. Abide by the fundamentals, and your Win vs Loss record will remain positive. When we have established that we are possibly in a very opportune time to buy, this brings us to the Second Commandment in the Financial Gospel: “Thou Shalt Not Overleverage Yourself”. Any money you are planning to start trading or investing with should be considered inconsequential for the time being. Whatever that number is, it could be drastically different depending on who you are and where you are in life. Just make sure the number is something you’re comfortable with. Just because we’re in a valley doesn’t mean we need to go on a buying frenzy. Buy Strategically, Buy Incrementally. Even though we are in a downtrend, there are still dips and peaks. So, what are we buying? The dips. The bigger the dip, the bigger the chance of a rebound or at least a relief bounce shortly after. Which is another way to realize those mid-range gains. Here’s what I like to do in this situation, when the main focus of our game plan is establishing positions for the next bull run whenever that may occur. So on the days when we're down, the more likely I am to buy. The greater the dip, goes along way in determining how much I consider purchasing on that day. When we bounce off that level, and that trade reaches the desired profit for our mid-range goal. You can take that money out it’s your choice, thats one way to do it. Since it is profit, money I didn’t have before the trade, it’s safe to invest. So I personally like to reinvest those mid-range gains into my long-term positions. So, while we’re trending down, I continually buy along the way and reinvest profits. When the bull market returns, you reverse the game. So you are strategically selling off taking profit as the asset rises. That’s how I like to do it for my own personal situation and goals. Suppose you were to take those mid-range profits out at this point. It may be less rewarding in the future. However, it would shield you should a really steep drop occur. So those are just a few of the fundamentals you should always remember regardless of what you’re trading. This is just the tip of the iceberg, were barely scratching the surface. I just want to help some people out there get the ball rolling. In the next section, I would like to cover some of the characteristics we should look for in quality assets as we carefully consider our investments and seek to secure our financial future, as well as much more……
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