Money Flow Trading Method along with Risk Management

Please post all your questions together. We will start soon as you can start to do some trades whenever you are ready.

I just went LONG 100 ounces of Gold and 2500 ounces of Silver.


Benjamin

My Post# 5927 & 5931.



How about your post# 5938, US30, 50 units sell?? can I follow your trades?

Thanks,

you will be ended up with profit for all of them.

when would be my 1st lesson/class start?? any material/article to read??

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-...ops+to+zero%29

Authored by Charles Hugh Smith via OfTwoMinds blog,
It was always folly to believe that inflating asset bubbles could solve the structural problems of a post-industrial economy.
https://zh-prod-1cc738ca-7d3b-4a72-b...y-scenario.jpg


The Doomsday Scenario for the stock and housing bubbles is simple: the Fed's magic fails. When dropping interest rates to zero and flooding the financial sector with loose money fail to ignite the economy and reflate the deflating bubbles, punters will realize the Fed's magic only worked the first three times: three bubbles and the game is over.


So what happens when punters realize there won't be a fourth bubble? They sell. Bids disappear because who's dumb enough to bet (with Japan and Europe as lessons) that more liquidity and negative interest rates will magically work when zero interest rates didn't move the needle?

Who's foolish enough to catch the falling knife (i.e. buying plummeting assets on the way down) on the unsupported assumption that the next dose of Fed magic will reverse a bidless market?

And should the Fed start buying stocks, mortgages, housing and bonds to prop up those bidless markets, what's the message it will be sending?

Desperation.If the only buyer is the money-printing central bank, that's pretty good evidence that your economy and markets are in free-fall.


The loss of faith in central bank magic will be gradual at first, as magical thinking dies hard. It's oh so comforting to believe the central bank will rescue every overleveraged mal-investment and bail out every high-risk speculation, but the funny thing about the Fed's magic is it only works in liquidity crises--in every other condition, it only makes matters worse.

Does making it cheap to borrow improve the productivity of capital investments? You must be joking.

The poster child of Fed magic is corporate buybacks, which 1) create no goods 2) create no services 3) do nothing to improve real wealth creation, i.e. higher productivity and 4) burden the company with higher debt loads, inhibiting future capital investment in actual productive capacity.


The only thing stock buybacks accomplish is to enrich shareholders and top managers with stock options. Rather than fix what's broken in the economy, the Fed's plan of "make the already-wealthy even wealthier" has created a new and monstrous problem: soaring wealth inequality.


The Fed's idea of a solution was to triple the value of a small bungalow from $150,000 in the late 90s to $450,000 in 2007. When that bubble burst, the Fed's solution was to double the bungalow's value to $900,000 today.


The structural problems of the U.S. economy cannot be solved by inflating asset bubbles, but that's all the Fed can do. Ironically, everyone cheering on Fed dovishness today is writing the obituary of Fed influence going forward because the masses have awakening to the Fed's role and the political blowback against enriching the already-rich is going to blow away the Fed's political leeway to further enrich the already-rich.


Since the Fed has lost the political permission to further increase wealth inequality, it won't be able to inflate another asset bubble. But even if the Fed was able to bamboozle the populace into allowing it to inflate another asset bubble, the mechanisms no longer have the desired effect: what worked to inflate the prior three bubbles no longer has the power to inflate a fourth bubble.

Those who are confident that there's nothing standing in the way of a fourth asset bubble need to back up their faith with some historical examples of bubble economies running past the third bubble.

This will lead to a sudden realization that the Fed has failed and can't possibly succeed in inflating a fourth asset bubble. This will unleash a phase shift in the market's belief system that will lead to a conclusion that the only rational strategy is to sell now before the bid disappears entirely.

But by then, of course, it's too late, because everyone else will be hitting the "sell" button at the same time.



It was always folly to believe that inflating asset bubbles could solve the structural problems of a post-industrial economy in the throes of profound demographic and technological change. The Fed has pursued the folly for 25 long years to the cheers of the class that has seen their wealth soar but reality is about to play Godzilla to the Fed's Bambi.


This is the Doomsday Scenario for those who believed $900,000 bungalows were going to $1.8 million and the S&P 500 was going from 2,800 to 5,600., but for those who understand the mortal danger of relying on asset bubbles to prop up a failing status quo, it will be a welcome reset that will enable desperately needed structural changes.
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COMMENTS FROM BENJAMIN: This is not only sad it is terrible for all humans on this earth. Our FUTURE will become very dark until it is not.

Your days financially are numbered and my next post will be a video that I have posted here on my thread many times.


If you have comments after reading this post and the video from Mr Bonner then please post it here. I have one more day of posts to come before my posts are greatly reduced.

Thank all of you who read this and may G-D Bless you and all your loved ones because our world is about to change over the next 10 months and on December 31, 2019, G-D willing on my 76TH birthday , I will do my best to answer to this post and my comments.


Benjamin

plz advise. thanks

Ticket Account Symbol Amount S/B Open Close P/L Gross P/L Roll Net P/L Open Time Close Time
67565009 01045760 US30 100 S 26,013.15 25,996.95 16.20 162.00 0.00 162.00 2019-02-27 18:53 2019-02-27 19:09
67565006 01045760 US30 100 S 26,016.10 25,996.95 19.15 191.50 0.00 191.50 2019-02-27 18:47 2019-02-27 19:09
Total 200 35.35 353.50 0.00 353.50
My first victory,

Benjamins, I am not familiar with Tradestation, I do not know how to upload like you.

Good Work

I will log into your account and look.


Benjamin

I will explain to you on the telephone over the weeked how to do it. It is very easy.


Benjamin

[COLOR=rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.9)]UPDATES FROM THE GLOBAL COALITION FOR THE RULE OF LAW Sometimes one gets the impression that the central banks have lost control. Could this be? The end of gold leasing is just the tip of the iceberg. There is a gradual shift in the control of the international financial system. An analysis of the financial markets reveals that the world's finances are in the hands of just a few mutual funds, banks, and corporations. The eight largest U.S. financial companies (JP Morgan, Wells Fargo, Bank of America, Citigroup, Goldman Sachs, U.S. Bancorp, Bank of New York Mellon and Morgan Stanley) are 100% controlled by ten shareholders and we have four companies always present in all decisions: BlackRock, State Street, Vanguard and Fidelity. In addition, the Federal Reserve is comprised of 12 banks, represented by a board of seven people, which comprises representatives of the “big four,” which in turn are present in all other entities. In short, the Federal Reserve is controlled by four large private companies: BlackRock, State Street, Vanguard and Fidelity. [/color]

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https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-...ops+to+zero%29

Authored by Charles Hugh Smith via OfTwoMinds blog,
It was always folly to believe that inflating asset bubbles could solve the structural problems of a post-industrial economy.
https://zh-prod-1cc738ca-7d3b-4a72-b...y-scenario.jpg


The Doomsday Scenario for the stock and housing bubbles is simple: the Fed's magic fails. When dropping interest rates to zero and flooding the financial sector with loose money fail to ignite the economy and reflate the deflating bubbles, punters will realize the Fed's magic only worked the first three times: three bubbles and the game is over.


So what happens when punters realize there won't be a fourth bubble? They sell. Bids disappear because who's dumb enough to bet (with Japan and Europe as lessons) that more liquidity and negative interest rates will magically work when zero interest rates didn't move the needle?

Who's foolish enough to catch the falling knife (i.e. buying plummeting assets on the way down) on the unsupported assumption that the next dose of Fed magic will reverse a bidless market?

And should the Fed start buying stocks, mortgages, housing and bonds to prop up those bidless markets, what's the message it will be sending?

Desperation.If the only buyer is the money-printing central bank, that's pretty good evidence that your economy and markets are in free-fall.


The loss of faith in central bank magic will be gradual at first, as magical thinking dies hard. It's oh so comforting to believe the central bank will rescue every overleveraged mal-investment and bail out every high-risk speculation, but the funny thing about the Fed's magic is it only works in liquidity crises--in every other condition, it only makes matters worse.

Does making it cheap to borrow improve the productivity of capital investments? You must be joking.

The poster child of Fed magic is corporate buybacks, which 1) create no goods 2) create no services 3) do nothing to improve real wealth creation, i.e. higher productivity and 4) burden the company with higher debt loads, inhibiting future capital investment in actual productive capacity.


The only thing stock buybacks accomplish is to enrich shareholders and top managers with stock options. Rather than fix what's broken in the economy, the Fed's plan of "make the already-wealthy even wealthier" has created a new and monstrous problem: soaring wealth inequality.


The Fed's idea of a solution was to triple the value of a small bungalow from $150,000 in the late 90s to $450,000 in 2007. When that bubble burst, the Fed's solution was to double the bungalow's value to $900,000 today.


The structural problems of the U.S. economy cannot be solved by inflating asset bubbles, but that's all the Fed can do. Ironically, everyone cheering on Fed dovishness today is writing the obituary of Fed influence going forward because the masses have awakening to the Fed's role and the political blowback against enriching the already-rich is going to blow away the Fed's political leeway to further enrich the already-rich.


Since the Fed has lost the political permission to further increase wealth inequality, it won't be able to inflate another asset bubble. But even if the Fed was able to bamboozle the populace into allowing it to inflate another asset bubble, the mechanisms no longer have the desired effect: what worked to inflate the prior three bubbles no longer has the power to inflate a fourth bubble.

Those who are confident that there's nothing standing in the way of a fourth asset bubble need to back up their faith with some historical examples of bubble economies running past the third bubble.

This will lead to a sudden realization that the Fed has failed and can't possibly succeed in inflating a fourth asset bubble. This will unleash a phase shift in the market's belief system that will lead to a conclusion that the only rational strategy is to sell now before the bid disappears entirely.

But by then, of course, it's too late, because everyone else will be hitting the "sell" button at the same time.



It was always folly to believe that inflating asset bubbles could solve the structural problems of a post-industrial economy in the throes of profound demographic and technological change. The Fed has pursued the folly for 25 long years to the cheers of the class that has seen their wealth soar but reality is about to play Godzilla to the Fed's Bambi.


This is the Doomsday Scenario for those who believed $900,000 bungalows were going to $1.8 million and the S&P 500 was going from 2,800 to 5,600., but for those who understand the mortal danger of relying on asset bubbles to prop up a failing status quo, it will be a welcome reset that will enable desperately needed structural changes.
https://zh-prod-1cc738ca-7d3b-4a72-b...X-94-2019a.gif


Trending Articles
Nomi Prins: Survival Of The Richest
All are equal, except those who aren't... Like a gilded coating that makes the dullest things glitter, today’s thin…

https://c5x8i7c7.ssl.hwcdn.net/creat.../dslogo_sm.png
https://zh-prod-1cc738ca-7d3b-4a72-b...er-SF2-19a.png


* * *

Pathfinding our Destiny: Preventing the Final Fall of Our Democratic Republic ($6.95 ebook, $12 print, $13.08 audiobook): Read the first section for free in PDF format.My new mystery The Adventures of the Consulting Philosopher: The Disappearance of Drake is a ridiculously affordable $1.29 (Kindle) or $8.95 (print); read the first chapters for free (PDF). My book Money and Work Unchained is now $6.95 for the Kindle ebook and $15 for the print edition. Read the first section for free in PDF format. If you found value in this content, please join me in seeking solutions by becoming a $1/month patron of my work via patreon.com.


COMMENTS FROM BENJAMIN: This is not only sad it is terrible for all humans on this earth. Our FUTURE will become very dark until it is not.

Your days financially are numbered and my next post will be a video that I have posted here on my thread many times.


If you have comments after reading this post and the video from Mr Bonner then please post it here. I have one more day of posts to come before my posts are greatly reduced.

Thank all of you who read this and may G-D Bless you and all your loved ones because our world is about to change over the next 10 months and on December 31, 2019, G-D willing on my 76TH birthday , I will do my best to answer to this post and my comments.


Benjamin

Ticket Account Symbol Amount S/B Open Close P/L Gross P/L Roll Net P/L Open Time Close Time
67565068 01045760 US30 100 S 25,995.60 25,988.40 7.20 72.00 0.00 72.00 2019-02-27 19:18 2019-02-27 22:48

Ticket Account Symbol Amount S/B Open Close P/L Gross P/L Roll Net P/L Open Time Close Time
67565077 01045760 US30 100 S 25,999.05 25,988.40 10.65 106.50 0.00 106.50 2019-02-27 19:26 2019-02-27 22:48


Ticket Account Symbol Amount S/B Open Close P/L Gross P/L Roll Net P/L Open Time Close Time
67565095 01045760 US30 100 S 26,005.95 25,988.40 17.55 175.50 0.00 175.50 2019-02-27 19:30 2019-02-27 22:48

three more, positive

Interesting Video Benjamin. I am worried about another credit crunch looming over us as well. IF US crashes, the world will go down with it... so keeping that in mind, which country is (or will be) best suited to survive the next debacle in your opinion. I read a while back that you will relocate to Turks and Cacos. Wondering if that is a strategic decision on your part or just an island you have fallen in love for. I find myself relocating in next 3yrs or so. Curious if you have a top 5 or 10 list for consideration.