The Right Wing's Curse and It's Large Scale Effect

So far every prediction our CEO's made has come true; subtle flex. Whether manifesting, voicing it into existence, becoming the voice of the outer world (Dune reference), using the six-eyes technique, or just reading and learning — it's all been pretty much to the detail. And there's more to look at in the market this week.

The market seems to be in a bit of a flux with everything that's happening domestically here in the US.

It's a lot, so let's start somewhere, rather than not at all.

Trump/Epstein is seemingly the cause of a curse the right-wing faction can't get rid of. The more he does, the worse it seems to be getting for them. Are we speaking that into existence, who knows, but honestly they'll probably have to get rid of him at some point.

Fin-tech, as expected, is trying to capitalize on the moment and their new bill. However, between tariff announcements, attacks on the Fed chair, and dollar values plummeting — the gains/losses are short in the market, scattered, and much less than they probably would've been; inclusive of the industry and Q3 quarterlies, whether good or bad.

It would seem people see the opportunity there in crypto and to incorporate it with bank functions, and are trying to structure their business and themselves to a posture that is able to gain off of what's happening with crypto.

In the long run, crypto will likely stabilize — but there will be a lot of fighting to position themselves as a winner over others.

In the stock market, we'll likely see more pump and dumps, as short-term movements seem to be the only way to move in this market and survive. It's the wild west out there; not a lot of oversight anywhere, with focus all over and poor administration management.

All sorts of companies are trying to take advantage — but most unsuccessfully — and there's a few reasons for that we'll get into.

Paramount's fall from grace is probably the most infamous example, but it's happening a lot across the board as people see opportunity.

They're like a pack of starving dogs fighting for the piece of steak they've been thrown — problem is that's all they're getting, because their steady supply of food is draining.

I mean, with Epstein's narrative happening right now, how likely are you to be like, "Hey, let's work with Trump and Paramount." Not really great for a company that gets its money from populace support and views. Definitely not good for anybody touting partnerships.

With the Epstein reveals — which are coming out slowly but inevitably — there's sort of a growing build-up of a feeling of need for retribution forming. It was already there for most people, but now even the right-wing base is feeling it.

Retribution will come, but what form it takes is something that still remains to be seen — as well as who gets the heaviest part of the axe.

The Speaker of the House stopping Congress's vote is probably the stupidest thing they could've done. Even with the grand jury information put out there, people want — and at this point need — the full story.

For one, that review will take place throughout all of August, so that's not going away.

Also, these legislative individuals now have to go home — where their pissed off citizens are waiting. And they'll be lucky if it's not with pitchforks, seeing how mad they are.

Another thing is that Democrats smell blood in the water, and they want justice too. Pausing will only cause more build-up and anticipation.

Nothing short of everything will ever be satisfactory — so this isn't going away.

Honestly, can't blame them for it either.

Trump is implicated already — and really — would be impeached in normal circumstances.

It's clear, though, that the Speaker is just doing what Trump AKA Blonde Ladin says, regardless of whatever religious morals he pretends to have.

Between Blonde Ladin's known, seen, and vocalized relationship with Epstein, Epstein's death, what seems and sounds like Trump's full-on knowledge of Epstein's sexual interests (if not facilitation of it), Trump's own sexual and abrasive statements on his own daughter and grabbing women by the pu**sy, and his literal convictions — I think he's pretty much cooked.

Whether or not something happens now or later remains to be seen, though.

What likely took place between President Blonde Ladin and Epstein is they got into some sort of disagreement on something Trump wanted and, like all of Trump's relationships, it fell apart.

Much like with Elon — although that happened without the criminality (that we know of at this level) — they then went after each other, then stopped, realizing it implicates them both, and tried to deflect and move on. That is till the indictments began to happen. Then the problem resurfaces and the cover-up begins — which is a light term for something that still borderline seems to be happening.

What's odd about Epstein and Maxwell's recruitment system is that they were able to find and target people at scale in 2004.

For those too young or need the reminder, tech in 2004 wasn't exactly that great. It suggests a much broader network of involvement, if not technological usage for targeting — some of which we know with the flight manifests.

That said, Maxwell was seemingly the only person that went down for anything. She was willing to perjure herself under oath as well — and was convicted for that too.

So she can never be trusted. A full release of the files will be the only way for the populace to be satisfied — and it's a large part of the populace to say the least.

Not only that, but this case doesn't make it seem like this network was ever truly shut down — so you could very easily make the case more needs to be done to go after everyone involved. Hell, you'd probably get a medal for it.

Believe it or not, this does affect the market. It would seem regime change is inevitable — and the market is always reactionary.

I mean, it's literally illegal to have inside knowledge that allows you to be preemptive. So with that said — Trump has never answered for any of his crimes, literally ever in a way that has stopped him.

On the other hand, he's never had a larger group of people that want him gone.

So we know a change is coming, but it leaves the market in a very weird place...

Do they wait for that change to come, or do they make a risky bet on what kind of change will come?

It's like when you have a new coach, or owner, or manager every month; it's hard to know where to invest because the policies, methodologies, and ideologies governing that investment change.

So what happens today may change tomorrow.

This leaves you operating short, which means gains/losses are a bit of a rollercoaster, and the market seemingly goes nowhere.

That said — combine tariffs, the plunge of the dollar, and loss of innovating talent with poorly managed immigration policies and you have a carcass bleeding out.

The stock market just recovered from the nose dive caused by Trump (which was expected after his change).

Now that it's back to where it was before — it's a sinking ship. So we're in a bear market that will bleed out as investors are trying to survive by navigating all of this.

The squiggly nature of the Dow, Nasdaq, and S&P 500 is a great reflection of that.

It's just too hard to know where to place a long-term bet right now — and it’ll likely be luck if anything should you make it through the market doing that with how things are.

The tariffs that have been agreed upon literally leave the U.S. in a worse place than we were before.

The very few places we needed it — like with China — never actually got done.

For instance, with Japan — we're now paying more for their items at home here in the U.S. without any of the benefits that should happen domestically.

It's clear Trump never had an interest in making America succeed — he just wanted it to look that way so he could skirt by while feeding his ego and narcissistically psychotic mindset.

These tariffs are sinking the market like an anchor and dragging us down.

We're approaching that collision soon — where people who want change of direction meet this almost criminal-like government.

It will decide whether or not the market is saved and fixed — as well as the country; and whether its basic needs, which have been catastrophically destroyed by what is clearly now the worst administration to ever exist in America, setting us back decades, get turned around...

Or if it reaches the end of its current path — which is utter failure, fallout, and destruction.

If your an international competitor with the US you could not have designed a better implosion of the US if you tried. No wonder we haven't been hearing about attacks on national security or maybe or own NSA themselves just don't have the wherewithal now to even spot them and it's happening right now.

What is clear is that the curse like shadow of Epstein is looming over the Republicans and all of Trump's enablers, and the tying factor linking it to them is Trump himself.