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Yah, his stock market analysis is worth about a used chewing gum, to predict a 25 year bear market, well, words fail one when one reads such nonsense. Even though his Walter Mitty fantasy has been destroyed many times over he persists on continuing the fantasy. Now he knows George Soros. Next he'll tell us he broke the bank of England.

I wouldn't know, I never go with bar girls.

My God what a filthy imagination you have. I like how you think.

Just more evidence you never were a hedge fund manager. Any fund manager knows how crucial fund lawyers are to a fund. They set up the investment vehicle, draft the offering documents and advise on the laws to be complied with, so in fact it was US the fund lawyers who were telling the fund managers what they could and could not do. So yes, they did await our advice with bated breath, which is why they paid us 500 to 1000 USD per hour, but then you wouldn't know that since you're just a fantasist. You know George Soros, yes, I'm sure you do, Walter Mitty.

Yah, I guess you cheerlead for the Communist Party of China now. You're a communist cheerleader. So sad.

You don't have an answer to the gay bottom parent question then?

So there are literally no men at all on Aseannow?

How low you have sunk, liberals, that you now in your pathological hatred of all things Trump, you have to pretend that the words of a Chinese communist party spokesman are the gospel truth, lol. I suppose you believe them too when CCP spokesmen say the Chinese have total respect for human rights, that China does not depend on American technology, know how and capital and that the Uighurs are treated wonderfully? When they said China was a leader in the response to climate change, did you believe them too? The Communist party of China is an abject liar. Of course they want to pretend they're not talkiing to the US, after they got slapped sideways, up and down, by Trump, it's humiliating for them to admit they will still come to the table and ask the big bad man with the long nose for a slice of American cake, pretty please, but come they will. Just you wait. You will look so foolish, like all these fools who claim China won't negotiate with the US, and when the Chinese come to beg for their slice of American pie I will be sure to remind everyone of you and all the other fools who claimed they wouldn't do so.

It's highly confusing to many because of course the WSJ was supposed to be right wing, but actually attacks a right wing politician, taking the side of China. However, once you realise that the Daily Mail is infested with feminists, the WSJ with liberals it becomes much less confusing. Like so many things today integrity is the victim of this climate of hot air, where Nietzsche predicted even the rarest flowers will flourish. As always he was right.

That's broadly accurate, I suppose it varies with your age. At the beginning you try and learn the basic tasks to function, how to cook, wash clothes. Then you have to learn the skills, work or investing or anything that enables you to obtain money. Then you may get obsessed with sex and want to explore that. Then you may want to focus on getting a house. Then you look at hobbies, Kendo, archery or other fun things. I suppose at each age you have a different focus. I imagine as you get very old staying healthy will become a main goal.

Yes, a lot of people struggle to survive in Thailand. So they follow their skill, what they can do, they will try. Sometimes there's not a lot of business analysis behind it, they just throw their energy into their new project and hope for the best.

He is a very intelligent man and his answers are deep and a cut above most other people's, but of course he will make mistakes at times . Like his claim to solidify mercury. Nobody can be 100% accurate at all times. Even Newton thought he can turn iron to gold. That did not invalidate the theory of gravity, nor do Sadhguru's errors invalidate his excellent insights on many other things.

Excellent point. So you don't just need to do what needs to be done, sometimes you also need to do what does NOT have to be done. In fact boredom is one of the premier problems in life, it ruins many relationships. Having fun is very important. You made an excellent point.

No, I never claimed to be a fund manager. Some people really do lack the ability read, no wonder the OP has so many fans, lol.

Well, yes in the short run. But in the long run the higher prices will have the effect of tempering consumer spending, thus this will eventually lower inflation.

You really have to apply it to daily life. For instance when Sadhguru was asked about the meaning of life he SHOULD have said "It is to do what needs to be done".. To make your breakfast. To empty the trash. To work. To make your woman's life better. To do the things, that need to be done. This would mean that you have to decide what needs to be done. And then you have the discipline to do it every day. The answer will be different to everyone. But I think Sadhguru said as much when he told us to live every possible aspect of this life we have. This is of course a lot deeper than just saying you have to do what needs to be done. But ultimately that is the purpose of life.

Indeed and I love Sadhguru's advice to explore every facet of this life we have. What a sage advice. Such a great clip and well worth the time to watch it in its entirety.

"Life is so phenomenally intricate, that even if you look at it for 10000 years you will still not know it in its entirety." So a bit like the stock market. What's his take on the 25 year bear market do you think? But all joking aside, a superb clip, everyone should watch it. Thanks for sharing this. I am currently mentoring an Indian boy, and I am amazed by his humanity and innocence. I find Indian cuisine superb, Indian philosophy powerful and Indian spiritual teachings the best in the world. I am amazed how little Indians are rated in the world, perhaps the most underestimated people of all. A clear case of a book being judged by the cover, not the content.

Spot on. There is none. Except for the purpose you choose to give it. Most people choose to give their life the purpose of easy pleasures, good food, sex, film entertainment, shopping and so on. Alas, these are all fleeting enjoyments. Some people choose to give their life purpose by living for family. A family that ultimately leaves them, as the children pursue their own lives, and quarrels with them. I see now a new fashion, many young people choose to make self-improvement the purpose in life, to become better than others. It's a good question with many answers.

As do I. I'm always amazed how superb toilet facilities are in Thailand's malls. If you go to Malaysia you'll quickly realise this is not the case all over SE Asia. The Thais really are a cleaner people than those in the West, one has to give it to them. Superb toilet facilities.

Or do I have so many clues I just turned your whole world upside down?

So when the top secret Signal conversations have all the top officials complaining how they have to do this to protect European shipping, you don't believe them?

Of course it was easy to read. You know why? Because they are the simplistic ravings of a fantasist. How do we know this? 1. OP claims he was a hedge fund manager and made over 30 million dollars. However, he's made comments like "there'll be a 25 year bear market". I have advised plenty of hedge fund managers and set up investment funds for them and I can guarantee you not one of them would have been so stupid as to claim they can predict the market, let alone for 25 years. The market is unpredictable. Especially hedge fund managers would know this. So OP's knowledge of the markets is not great, to say the least. 2. OP boasts on this thread, as he does on many others, about his fabulous wealth and how money makes him lead a fabulous life that's so much better than the lives of those with less money. However, anyone who's ever had real money knows that having money does not make your life fabulous. In fact many of the usual problems of human beings remain and it is surprising how little money actually improves your life in the key areas. I know because I made millions advising real hedge fund managers, not fake ones. 3. If OP had this fabulous life, do you think he would spend hours on Aseannow like the rest of us, posting about Trump? If he had 30 million USD wouldn't he be out enjoying his fabulous life, instead of posting for hours about Trump on Aseannow? 4. OP's very need to try and persuade others of how wealthy he supposedly is, how intellectually able he is, how fabulous his life is, clearly betrays a miniscule self-esteem, typical of people who don't have a lot of money and live very mundane lives, and were never recognized for their intellectual ability. Or do you think a Donald Trump who actually lives a fabulous life, is a billionaire in real life and has the intellectual capacity to have the whole world listen to him every day, do you think Donald Trump would be writing on Aseannow for hours? In short, you read the ravings of a fraud, you just didn't know it.

It is of course China that have been humiliated. They've been hit with the biggest stick and whilst the others got a 90 day lollilop China got another beating. Yet China has to crawl to the negotiation table and smile and play nice to try and retain any of the big slice of cake the US have been giving them previously. Trump exposted China's hubris and showed the world that actually China's success depends on the US. The Chinese know their economy is in deep trouble, and if you read the comments on Chinese social media many are deeply concerned about the effect the tariffs will have on China's economy. It must be a major hit to the inflated Chinese ego to realise that they can easily be hit with a big stick, their cake can be easily taken away, and then they have to go sit at the table and smile to ask for some of the cake back. No wonder the Chinese don't want to admit they're talking to the guy who slapped them about sideways. However, it's clear what is happening, isn't it, Trump sent out his special envoys to talk to Chinese parties, without the actual formal negotiations about the tariffs being in place. That's why the Chinese propaganda machine told its spokesman to say there are no negotiations. Strictly speaking of course that's the case, there are no formal or official negotiations. Yet. There are informal talks about who should negotiate with whom where about what. The Chinese are on record as having demanded that the US put in place negotiators authorised to negotiate a deal, and US officials are on record for saying to NBC they are in talks with Chinese officials. So it is clear as daylight that China and the US are talking, how could it be otherwise. Anyone who claims that's not the case and takes some Chinese spokesman's word at face value has a bit to learn about how the world actually works.

Yes, I can see how Trump is being ignored completely, you never hear about him in the news. Or on Asean. And you certainly didn't start 989 threads about Trump yourself personally about how he's being ignored. Though the last thread you started it was you who was pretty much ignored, wasn't it? But Trump is being ignored. Sure. If you believe China that they're not talking about tariffs with the US, maybe there's a bridge in Brooklyn I could sell you?