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The State of the World Markets



The State of the World Markets

Coronavirus. Responsible for the damage done to the world and requires a warrant for its arrest

Wait a minute.. .Coronavirus is not a person...

It’s actually FEAR...That’s the state of the world markets today. Fear grips the market like it did during the Great Depression and the many crashes that happened afterwards.

But think about how we got there now, history repeated itself in the 2000s not long ago in 2008, 12 years ago.

The crash today affects the entire world this time, not just the US. But what is scary about this is the lengths people will go with their greed to have money without knowing the consequences of how it affects others..Not from the hardworking citizens who work hard for money, it is about those who control the money through governments, banks and Wall Street...It puts you and all investors at risk because you are never told about it...and the rule of the markets is: “Once it hits the media, it is already too late” (Scorcese & Aziz, 2013).

Remember Jordan Belfort from Wolf of Wall Street, the famous 2013 movie? He tried to teach us about how greed can lead to Wall Street causing an entire stock market to collapse… all for money.

This is one of many scenarios that occur throughout countries that are hidden, but they repeat around every 10 years...

Visualize yourself in this scenario:

The year is 2030, ten years after this historic world crisis happening now. You have been happily married and currently have children to care for. For years as you cared for your family, you educated them on greed and the world markets. Greed grips the world in silence and people move quietly to work hard for money.

You have a job and think everything is “business as usual” at the time. You think “What can possibly go wrong.”

But suddenly…

A new virus occurs that affects the entire world and is worse than the COVID-19 pandemic. This one causes the markets to crash worldwide once again. Fear rips the market apart worse than before. The world can no longer survive with fiat currency paper money being printed. The worth of fiat currencies continues to drop.

But, as a savvy investor, you understand that this is not surprising. You decide to invest knowing that this is the opportunity to do. As you have been, for years, studying opportunities through the content of investing brands, you come to the conclusion that FX Coin Capital is the best opportunity available. You come into contact with us and our experts to learn more about what is offered.

What next right?

You start out with a low amount to see how it goes…a $50 basic plan.

What do you get in return? You receive a 15% ROI after 14 days. Then using that money, you reinvest and receive a 15% ROI in return after 14 more days..

Then you decide to try other opportunities like Forex trading.

As times change rapidly, so does the need to adjust. What happened during this period of 10 years?

People went from using fiat currency to a cryptocurrency. Everything went digital with 5G and 6G internet connectivity. The world has gone online completely and the game has changed…

So does the game of survival. If played correctly, happy investors are successful investors who learned from their mistakes and had the help of many people.

As the world changes, so does your need to adapt, but the need for safety never changes right? You deserve to be safe from scammers. You deserve to keep that hard-earned money away from those trying to steal it. Invest with someone you trust…An investment company with experts who want to see you rich and happy, so you don’t have to rely completely on a job for money…

With the world of fiat currency and stock market crashes due to greed, eventually, people will switch to something that meets their needs. But change comes with good and bad, so it’s best to prepare and stay ahead while the markets are down. The world is evolving faster than you think. Prepare now or regret falling behind and staying behind with the lost crowd...

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Aziz, Riza. (Producer) & Scorsese, Martin (Director). (2013). Wolf of Wall Street [Film]. Red Granite Pictures.

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