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"Currency Wars and the RMB Strategy" Sequel 3

2007/2/7 15:06:37

The much-discussed "original sin" of the wealthy is nothing but the habitual sentimentality of garbage-ified public discourse. From a broader perspective, the true "original sin" belongs to the capitalist system itself. As long as capitalism exists, the "original sin" of the wealthy is inevitable. The current discussion of the so-called "original sin" of the wealthy is premised on acknowledging the legitimacy of the capitalist system. Such discussion is utterly meaningless—just using the acceptance of a greater evil to whitewash a lesser one. The only way to truly eliminate the "original sin" of the wealthy is to eliminate the capitalist system itself. Anything else is empty talk. And the greatest original sin belongs to whoever caused the capitalist system to emerge. If such a person existed, that person would be the greatest sinner. Unfortunately, the capitalist system was not established by any single person—it didn't suddenly appear because someone ate some fruit. Therefore, the one who could bear all sins, the ultimate scapegoat, doesn't exist.

Settling accounts after autumn, beating local tyrants, distributing the land—none of this is a problem. All of this is merely a game: the beneficiaries of vested interests using every means to perpetuate their gains, and when the limits are breached and the game can't continue, it switches to a different version—settling accounts and redistributing. All problems come down to whether this limit has been breached. For all types of capitalist societies, if one insists on ranking the same evils, this limit serves as the standard. However, regardless of whether the limit is breached, not a single shred of capitalism's evil can be redeemed. Evil is irredeemable—it can only be uprooted completely.

Certain apologists for capitalism keep peddling this logic: the wealth gap widens, but the poor are also seeing improvements in living standards. By this logic, the only condemnable situation would be living standards declining for the poor while rising for the rich. What kind of logic is this? Classic "ass-determines-brain" banana logic. By this logic, slave society was wonderful, because slaves lived better than apes—apes could only eat bananas while slaves could grow them. Capitalist society is even more wonderful: even the worst-off can live more unlike-a-banana than bananas. So capitalism must be the greatest! That's the banana logic's banana playbook. To uproot capitalism's evil, you must uproot capitalism's real-world fulcrum, and first you must uproot all the banana logic of capitalist ideology. Let capitalism's banana logic go eat bananas!

Even the market logic that capitalism is so proud of is riddled with holes. Find its vital points, attack them, disintegrate them, force transformation—all this is entirely feasible. Capitalism will not be destroyed by tedious moral criticism. All superstructures that defend the capitalist social system have vital points. Even mathematics cannot achieve perfection and completeness simultaneously—so what real-world capitalist superstructure can? Within capitalism's own logic, using its own spear against its own shield, legally making capitalism's logical paradoxes into reality and crises—that's the catalyst for accelerating capitalism's demise. The trajectory of capitalist economic operations is like a large-scale stock chart—the principles are the same. Ambushing capitalism is the same as ambushing market makers and funds. Strike precisely at the vital points and timing, and you'll give it a major crisis—just as market makers and funds crash-dive after being ambushed. Strike during the annual-level hub oscillation of capitalism's economic trajectory, and let 1929 recur—that's the most meaningful thing to do when the 90-year cycle of 1929 arrives. This cycle operates independently of human will. Whether the 2019 cycle point arrives on schedule or early depends on the sub-level movements of capitalism's grand economic trajectory at the annual level.

Capitalism's logical vital point is this: it's entirely possible to use the legal means recognized by capitalist law to destroy capitalism, to crash its annual chart—1929-ify it—and force changes to its foundational logic. None of this is fantasy. Predicting storms and hiding from them—that's the small person's way. Of course, neither is calling for storms to come even more fiercely—that's equally the small person's way. Rather: wind its winds, rain its rains. Exploit every loophole of capitalism to take the initiative, leaving it tossed in storms. Destroying something isn't about relentless pressure—it's about making it more frantic when it's frantic, more degenerate when it's degenerate, bleeding it dry through torment. This kind of work obviously can't be finished by one person, but if every person draws one drop of blood, capitalism is one step closer to becoming a corpse.

Capitalism, like a stock, is just a piece of waste paper. Capitalism seeks to enslave people through virtual and real economic illusions—then someone must use these illusory economics to drain capitalism's blood. Such a person must see through all the logical loopholes in capitalism's reality, be more devilish than capitalism itself, and kill capitalism using capitalism's own methods. The attack on capitalism cannot stay at the philosophical and cultural level alone. Economic hackers—destroying market makers, destroying funds, destroying capitalism—are equally indispensable and inevitable within capitalism's own web of reality.

Supplementary notes:

Attention everyone: before graduating from preschool, it's better to watch more and trade less—just hold your medium-term positions.

Academic standards for studying this ID's theory:

Proficiency in identifying hubs at all levels = kindergarten graduation

Proficiency in distinguishing hub emergence, extension, and expansion = preschool graduation

Proficiency in distinguishing consolidation divergence from standard divergence, and avoiding the transformation of consolidation divergence into third buy/sell points = elementary school graduation

Everyone, check where you stand.

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缠中说禅 2007/2/7 20:33:49

Statement:

Just came online and found that all afternoon replies are gone. This place being attacked or eventually shut down would be perfectly normal, because its existence at minimum makes market makers, traitors, and others very unhappy. Of course, in reality, this ID isn't afraid of them—they can reach people, and so can this ID. Whatever game they want to play, this ID can play along. But in virtual space, things are uncertain—mainly because this ID doesn't want to reveal its identity for now.

There have been increasingly more troublemakers here recently—all perfectly normal. This ID has neither the obligation nor the interest to stop or interfere with them. At this ID's place, do whatever you want. However, those who truly want to learn should quickly copy down all the posts here. It wouldn't be surprising at all if traitors delete this place someday. Everyone, act as you see fit.

缠中说禅 2007/2/7 20:43:08

Rewriting today's market evaluation:

A 5-minute divergence triggered a 5-minute upward move that ended in a 1-minute divergence after 11 AM this morning, then entered a 5-minute hub oscillation. Whether this oscillation can form a second buy point awaits the price action over the next two days—no prediction needed.

Regarding individual stocks this ID mentioned: 777 needs no further discussion. Others, due to prior resilience, shouldn't blindly attempt breakouts until the market confirms genuine stabilization. As for 000938, which I mentioned the other night—someone said this ID has ulterior motives. This ID's only "ulterior motive" is to help you make some money so you can study in peace, just like saying 999 at 6 yuan and 777 at 8 yuan. Those who haven't bought—absolutely don't buy now, or it'll be like those who didn't buy 999 at 6 yuan, bought at 12, and then blamed this ID.

From today onward, anyone who buys 938 is responsible for themselves. Don't come here making noise. For those who want to cause trouble—everyone, deal with it as you see fit.

缠中说禅 2007/2/7 20:51:42

The afternoon replies can't possibly be rewritten one by one. Everyone look at what there is. The key is learning real skills. Even this ID can't be relied upon forever—for example, if this place is suddenly deleted, it would be gone for good. Study—graduate elementary school quickly, then middle school, high school, college, master's, PhD, postdoc, and so on. That's how you truly stand on your own feet.

If this place gets deleted, it means our connection ends here. The only promise this ID can make: as long as this place isn't deleted, this ID will keep posting as much as possible. That's all.

缠中说禅 2007/2/7 20:57:41
[Anonymous] Hurry and Catch Up

2007-02-07 20:51:46
Just came online and found that all afternoon replies are gone. This place being attacked or eventually shut down would be perfectly normal, because its existence at minimum makes market makers, traitors, and others very unhappy.

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Such an amazing blog—everyone should come read and study. If Sina dares do such things, I'll call to complain every day, whenever I'm free.

Also, the blogger is so skilled—you also said the country is quite lacking in finance. Why doesn't the blogger offer some suggestions to the nation in this area? That should feel even better than making money!

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You're too naive. Things are hardly as simple as you think. The country isn't owned by this ID—you can't just do whatever you want. Even those in high positions face checks and balances. Nobody is completely unconstrained.

缠中说禅 2007/2/7 20:59:10
Stock for House

2007-02-07 20:54:04
The "Stock ATM Blog": Chán Zhōng Shuō Chán—a dancing clown, what right do you have to challenge Rogers?

2007-01-28 16:29:16

Reporting to Guotie Squad Leader: this face-boy whose essence was sucked dry by Chan master is viciously attacking Chan master. Hope you lead everyone to go flatten him.

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No need. Let others say what they want. The key is to hurry up and learn real skills—drain their blood in the market.

缠中说禅 2007/2/7 21:02:06
[Anonymous] Not Quite Perfect

2007-02-07 20:42:49
I've finally graduated elementary school—are there advanced courses?

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Middle school and beyond will come, but first solidify the basics. The key is proficient application in practice.

缠中说禅 2007/2/7 21:11:19
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