Alexander Lorenzo argues it's time to buy crypto and stocks now. He cites Trump's prediction of a US economic boom in 5-6 months and invokes the trading principle of buying the rumor before the news hits. He frames the financial system as a Ponzi scheme and urges viewers to buy the dip instead of staying scared.
You want to start accumulating and buying right now, not in the future. Trump forecasts US economic boom in 5 to 6 months. So we're talking about the President of the United States that has the control to move the economy, the stock market, cryptocurrency. He has that control. He has proven it time and time again. And he's saying that we're gonna have a boom in 5 to 6 months. This is the concept of buy the rumor, sell the news. Trading 101. Think about it this way: if you get on a plane and you're about to fly, okay, meaning that if the plane crashes you die, okay, do you go to the pilot and doubt him? Do you go to him and start asking him questions and vetting his entire existence? No, because if the plane crashes, the pilot dies as well. It's the same thing with investing and long-term trading. Trump has the vast majority of his net worth in crypto and in stocks. He is the President of the United States and he has the power to move markets more than any human on the face of the planet right now. He's arguably the most famous person in the world right now as we speak. He's saying in 5 to 6 months post-shutdown, we are gonna have, as you can see right there, Trump predicted a booming US economy within 5 to 6 months. So that's buy the rumor, it's time to accumulate. It never made sense to me Why people want to be bears when we are living in a modern-day Ponzi scheme. Like we all know that. Like people get so upset. They're like the financial system is corrupt. Yes, it's a system that's made for people to get rich. It's unfortunate. I don't believe in it. I would have never did it that way. But we live in that system, and the way that we get rich in America is that they keep printing money and pumping it into the assets they hold. Newsflash, they keep propping the Ponzi scheme up. Why would you bet against that? Like, I don't understand. Why would you get on the plane? Like, it doesn't make any sense. So of course he wants the market to go up because he has so many assets and he has the power to do that. So stop questioning it and let's make some money. Stop being so skeptical. Buy the dip. Of course the market goes down. It's a 5-to-1 ratio, actually, specifically. The market goes down one out of the five times it goes up. So when it comes to time specifically, if you add a ratio, it it only goes down a little bit period of time. One fifth the amount of time it goes up. So the market's always going up is what I'm trying to explain to you in comparison to going down. Don't be the weird broke guy. It's causing telling people that's mayhem, mayhem, mayhem all the time. But then they still got a job, and it's like quit your job first, bro. Let's make some money. Come on. What's going on, bro? Don't be skeptical. Okay.
