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The Day This Inflation Ends

This article reflects my personal views and interpretations of current economic and technological trends.  It is not a statement of established facts, nor a prediction with certainty, but an attempt to think through possible structural outcomes. The Day This Inflation Ends Inflation feels permanent when you are living inside it. Prices rise, wages lag, and every explanation sounds like an excuse for why things will “stay this way for a long time.” But history is clear about one thing: There is no inflation that lasts forever. The question is not whether inflation ends — it is how it ends, and what replaces it . Inflation Does Not Die Quietly Inflation rarely disappears because policymakers declare victory. It ends when the system that supports it can no longer sustain itself. High prices require three things to persist: 1. Continuous demand 2. Rising or at least stable incomes 3. A financial structure that absorbs higher costs When one of these breaks, inflation does ...

Emotionics Market Analysis

Emotionics Market Analysis This article introduces a hypothesis that applies Emotionics to behavioral patterns in financial markets. In Emotionics, emotional behavior can be understood through two axes: 1. Verb Dimension: Feel vs Feign 2. State Dimension: Real vs Fake Human “emotion × action” diverges into the following four patterns: Positive Market Catalyst Real Emotion (genuine belief) Fake Emotion (internal disbelief but outward performance) Feel A: Believes the price will rise → buys B: Thinks the price won’t rise, but joins because others might push it up Feign C: Says the price won’t rise, but secretly buys D: Says the price will fall, but secretly buys (classic contrarian behavior) 🟦 A: Feel × Real — Pure Reaction / Retail Investors “Price will rise → buy” 🟧 B: Feel × Fake — Cooperative Participation / Semi-professional Traders “Personally doubtful, but joins because others may drive the price up in the sho...

Conditions for Recommendation to Invest to Gold(2nd)

Conditions for Recommendation to Invest to Gold(2nd)                          “Gold is money. Everything else is credit.” — J.P.Morgan WHY TO INVEST TO GOLD? Gold sometimes is said to have no yields and not to invest to. There are a lot of investment targets, for example, stocks, bonds, Cryptocurrencies and so on. It sounds we don’t need to select gold as investment target. I thought and thought about conditions for recommendation to invest to Gold. There are 2 conditions for the recommendation. Perhaps, there are more than 2 conditions, but I found at least 2 conditions(Conditions A and B). Shrinking of Life Country’s Economy(Condition A) IS LIFE COUNTRY’S ECONOMY GROWING BIGGER? If so, it is good, and there may be no need to invest to Gold. However, if it is shrinking, there is some need to invest to Gold. If life country’s economy shrinks, all people in the country, including rich class, middl...