How Does One Successfully Predict A Speculative Market?
How Does One Successfully Predict A Speculative Market?
First of all.. one is not supposed to be able to predict a speculative market. That is why they call it “speculative”. As was said before, not everyone speculates in a speculative market. The ordinary hens speculate while the fox and the perfect hens regulate. For some unknown reason every single fox that has ever “regulated” the henhouse has f-cked it up. But the truth is the fox doesn’t f-ck it up. The fox only pretends to f-ck it up. Then the fox addresses the hens and informs them: “We f-cked up.. and not in your favor.
So, how does one successfully predict a speculative market?
Step #1:
One must take everything one has ever been told, taught, heard, thought, or assumes to be true about the history of the entire world and.. SHRED IT.
Put a sign on the top of that stupid hi-definition television set that says “Liar”.
And the odds are about 95% guaranteed that in almost all cases that sign.. is correct.
Sports is the exception. That is why sports is so loved by both the fox and the hens. It seems real. The game seems fair. It is real. The game is fair although the “liar” sign would have been accurate during the “black-sox” “scandal” right around the time of that market crash. Gather around the radio folks and hand us your wallets. The fox is a terrific entertainer and the fox is an experienced entertainer. But the entertainment tends to cost the hens one hell of a lot of money.
So why should the hens shred the fox’s version of history?
Because historically, economic history.. gets no place in history. History has been and will continue to be recorded just about as accurately as Arthur Anderson counts (counted) money. History is shredded, cooked, missing, and misrepresented. History is designed, developed, written and taught (force-fed) to make it appear that the phenomena of something called “globalism” and foreign nation-building and the “outsourcing” of jobs all started.. yesterday.
One cannot understand the future if one cannot understand the past. The hens are not supposed to understand either. The hens are not supposed to know the henhouse’s past because the hens are not supposed to know the henhouse’s future.
If the fox actually taught accurate history it would lessen the odds of being able to repeat it.
This is one of the reasons why administrations sign “executive orders” to close history.. to the public. It is also easier to give the public freedom of speech when you own history. History is not what actually happened but what the elite and the international banking cartels want societies to think happened. The revised, edited, and approved version of history reads.. like a bible. Actual history reads like the Wall Street Journal (before murdoch got his mits on it).
reinhardt’s journal follows speculative markets.. and
reinhardt has been known to predict a speculative market or two.
Our henhouse is the greatest henhouse in the world!
Every nation is the greatest nation in the world.. if you omit, revise, idealise, and romanticize most if not all of that nation’s history. Every nation teaches its citizens a little bit of truth about the “labor-versus-management” history.. of other nations. This explains why more American citizens can tell you about Russia’s labor history then they can about America’s labor history. Bringing up other nation’s negative historical dirty laundry and “labor-versus-management” truths ad-nauseum while carefully avoiding your own dirty-laundry is what makes those nations better enemies.
In America there is freedom of the press. In America every vote matters.
But, in which foreign-state do the leaders tell their citizens “your media is controlled by us”? In which foreign state do the leaders tell their citizens “your vote does not matter”?
Question: Don’t the leaders of a totalitarian state have enough political power to tell their citizens that they.. are a democracy?
reinhardt’s journal uses history as a barometer.
So Why Is History Revised?
Almost all traces of enterprise corruption have been removed from history. Leadership, management, and central-planners revise history because it is impossible to learn and avoid the mistakes of history if the facts of history are revised. Revisionist history enables failure. Since failure is the goal, revising history is a tool to achieve that goal. If accurate economic history were taught in schools, government and banking would have a more difficult time pretending to fail. An example of this is the so-called “failure” of John Law’s Mississippi Company which is blamed for another French national bankruptcy that occured soon after the so-called “South-Sea Bubble” which lead to the English market-crisis in 1720.
Just like economic history.. homeland labor history gets no place in homeland history either. And this applies to every homeland around the world. The reason enterprise corruption and white-collar crime has been removed from history, is so it can easily.. repeat itself. If an outside investor knows the history of financial re-coinage, market mania, panics, and crashes.. then that outside investor also knows the history of enterprise corruption, white-collar crime and globalism.
Enterprise corruption and white-collar crime is always eventually blamed on “failure of government”. The fox never seems to learn from his (or her) mistakes. Government openly admits well in advance that government never learns from the mistakes of history. After all what did the hens expect? It was all one big experiment. That is why we f-cked it up. The “book-cooking” and “accounting fraud” part of history has been deleted and replaced with.. ideology and wonderful tales of romance and intrigue.
Investor tip: History with a soundtrack is almost always revisionist history.
In the next installment the hens learn why..
Nobody Teaches Chronologically Correct History
Because the timing looks suspicious.
In the last 6,000 years there have been a minimum of 72 periods when globalization (paid for by enterprise corruption) was most in demand.
And the timing is suspicious at the very least.
Here is a list of the most popular and recognizable globalization dates in history from earliest to latest:
- 1200 B.C.
- 0 B.C.
- 1492
- 1607
- 1776
- 1812
- 1860
- 1931
- 1947
- 1987
- 1993
- 9-11
reinhardt’s journal identifies history revision (past & present)
All Politicians Lie; No News There
But if politicians have lied forever, then being “cynical” regarding any point in time throughout history would actually be considered.. sensible.
Preparing foreign nations for outsourcing is one of the most important and best kept secrets that a nation’s government, business, and religious leaders have.
You have got to do an immense amount of lying to continue to lead the world the way the world has been led for the last several thousand years.
History that doesn’t include globalization, industrial revolution, wage-inflation, economics, technology transfers, and labor re-location, is revised history.
Intentional avoidance of these aspects of global economics is why the public is fed a steady diet of pop-culture.
Government cannot globalize effectively without committing a very large amount of revision of history.
Government cannot globalize effectively without committing a very large amount of.. obstruction of justice.
Government cannot globalize effectively without committing a very large amount of.. treason.
reinhardt’s journal follows corrupt governments.
The Before & After Game
Altering the perception of “before” or “after” is one of the easiest and most popular ways of revising history to avoid the appearance that industrial and economic treason have been committed.
The history of economic necessity/true demand (monopoly, foreign nation-building, technology transfer, debasement and re-coinage) versus popularized ideological motive (religious persecution, they hate us, they hate our freedoms, etc..) varies in one primary way.
In a time-line of ideological (”tasteful”) history, effect comes before cause. Reaction comes before action. Motive, money, commerce and trade are avoided.
Tasteful history is 100% ideology.
Factual history is 100% financially motivated.
Before.. or after?
reinhardt’s journal identifies corrupt chronology.
The Steam-Engine Convention Of 1787
In 1753 the first steam-engine arrived in the colonies from England.
Three years earlier saw the opening of the Patomack Canal which circumnavagated the great falls of the Patomac River. The canal project was surveyed by George Washington.
In 1769 Frenchman Nicholas Cugnot built a steam carriage which he operated on the streets of Paris.
Nicholas Cugnot drove his new steam carriage right by the bungalow the famous inventor Benjamin Franklin was staying at but because Benjamin Franklin was such a sex-machine he was too busy getting his freak-on to hear the ruckus of the noisy contraption just outside his barmaid’s bedroom window.
This accounts for why America’s founding fathers were entirely unaware of Europe’s steam, rail, and canal.. revolution.. during the revolution.
In January of 1773 the Amsterdam market crashed due to over-speculation (irrational exuberance) in the East India Company, the housing market, turnpike construction and last but not least.. speculation in the canal industry.
This was followed by management demand for cheap crash labor and cheap.. war labor.
When you hear the words “tea” and “tulips”.. think Industrial revolution.. think canals and steam engines.
On April 18th 1775 Paul Revere and William Dawes went to the countryside to warn everybody that “More British inventions are coming!” … and by the way “The King of England.. is German!”
Paul and William had originally considered explaining to the ordinary colonists and the homeland investors that “Another British market crash is coming!” … which means ”More British convict labor is coming.. to help us dig our canal system.”
Britain had put an end to slavery once and for all by turning everyone into convicts or soldiers. America’s slavery was soon ended the same way.
Everyone knows that George Washington was the first president, but few people know that George Washington was the first president.. of the Patomack Canal Company.
In 1787 a busload of lawyers with one empty seat attended an industrial trade show on the banks of the Delaware River. This event is now known as the ”Constitutional Convention”.
Many of the attendees of the Convention considered themselves to be “inventors” and in fact the father of the young country himself was a canal-industry executive yet boredom set in as they observed John Fitch’s steamboat travelling against the current of the Delaware River. Thomas Jefferson had just returned from an 8-day “trip” on France’s Canal-du-Midi and even he was still incredibly bored during Fitch’s steamboat demo.
It has been said that the invention of the steamboat ”caused a network of rivers to spring up.”
All by themselves.
It is noteworthy that as industrious as the founding fathers were not one of them went on record as informing the public of the upcoming importance of the steam-engine and the global revolution in transportation and job creation that should have resulted from it.
This is a management trick called “hiding demand for labor from labor” during the start of an industrial revolution. Hiding demand for labor.. stabilizes wages.
George Washington’s Distillery
In 1791 George Washington (the father of the country) and his arch-rival (Vice-President John Adams) placed an excise tax on whiskey.
Taxation is totally cool in 1791 now that the voters (including the grain farmers in Western Pennsylvania) are finally represented and the Pennsylvania grain farmers are about to learn the true value and purpose of taxation with representation. President Washington is about to teach the young country a lesson on why governments tax people.
The Pennsylvania whiskey farmers are finally represented by a President (not a King) who himself is about to get into.. the whiskey business.
Government is a monopoly and government dictates who else gets monopolies. In this case the whiskey monopoly will go to the “father of the country”.
When President Washington placed this excise tax on whiskey he had not yet been made aware that “whiskey made money”.
By the way: Are the tax receipts of the whiskey enterprise owned by the father of the country.. available to the public?
In 1792 George Washington organized a militia to execute the laws of the nation and suppress competition.. in the whiskey business.
“The Freakout-Factor Is Gone”
The Before Or After Game?.. continued.
Example: Enron
Enron went bankrupt in December of 2001.
This is a very, very, very, popular fact. And it.. is indisputably true.
Enron went bankrupt months after 9-11.
Based on this overwhelmingly documented and continuously repeated interpretation of the chronology of the events related to Enron.. clearly 9-11 could not have provided any comfort or aid to Enron’s bankers, executives, or accountants what-so-ever.
This a comfy, tasteful, and patriotic interpretation of the history of Enron.
The complete interpretation of the history of Enron would show that Enron Inc. and Enron’s accountants cooked the company’s balance-sheets during the period between the first terrorist attack on the World Trade Center in 1993 through July 01 of 2001 which was the start of Enron’s 3rd business quarter of 2001.
Almost 100% of the enterprise corruption and accounting fraud at Enron occurred.. before 9-11.
Enron’s bankruptcy.. was the effect.
8 years of accounting fraud.. was the cause.
Ideologically, the “bankrupt” Enron couldn’t have possibly benefited from the attack of 9-11.
Factually.. the book-cooking Enron benefited greatly.. from 9-11.
The History Of War-Labor
In 1838 the U.S. Congress outlawed the employment of serving officers on private railroad and canal projects and re-directed the officer’s attention to their military duties which consisted of.. wouldn’t you know it.. building railroads and canal projects.
Cheap war labor has been responsible and expected to.. construct infrastucture for trade and commerce ever since the invention of the wheel. Peacetime trade and commerce has never been and will never be affordable without war-time infrastructure labor.
reinhardt’s journal follows supply & demand.. management & labor (globally)
continue the tour: What Is The Connection Between Enterprise Corruption And Globalization?
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