FREE Infinite *GEM* Hack – Are you really at 0? – Dayabir Singh ECO BUSH004

Covid-19? HA! More like, TheBestInvestmentOpportunityOfYourlifetime-2020.

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I’m sure you’ve heard about the novel CoronaVirus. The rate that infects other people is absolutely preposterous. The market has been going crazy over it, and rightly so. Shareholders have been panic selling their shares over the past couple of weeks at horrifically low prices. The ASX has been consistently been in recession since December 2019, getting minor hits of around 0.5% due to the Australian Bushfire Crisis, after strongly recovering in January, it again got hit by 7%, this time due to the Covid-19.

Some of the Behavioral Economics Insights apply here. Consumers and Citizens, including myself have limited information of the Covid-19 and the impact it can have on health and economy. They also believe that they only have a limited amount of time before ‘it’s too late’. During these types of times, the heuristic brain seems to come into power, making you think irrationally, not-systematically.

Consumers assumed that the economy would stay in a concurrent bull market for an infinitely long amount of time, making the mental impact of a 7% collapse ever more vivid.

Lots of parents are sharing videos of ‘What to do to stop Corona’ on Whattsapp and Facebook, and many people are looking towards these videos for help rather than expert opinions. I know my Parents told me to drink Cinnemon milk with lemon juice, orange peel and pineapple juice, claiming it would fix the problem.

Many people, as we saw with the Australian Toilet Paper Crisis were following the herd, afraid of missing out on crucial luxuries we are reluctant to part with during this time of self-quarantine and School shutdowns.

All these behaviors of our citizens caused our Shareholders and Stakeholder to panic. They started mass selling their shares looking to maximize their profits, or minimize their losses. This caused the share prices to fall dramatically. How? When consumers buy shares consistently, the price constantly goes up. For example, when buying a share, the next possible bid may be 1.20, but the next person who wants to buy after you would have a next possible bid of 1.25. This is because there is less supply – No one is willing to sell- but there is alot of demand – Many stakeholders want to buy-. At this current point in time, it’s the opposite. Alot of people are selling, making the supply go higher, and less and less people are willing to buy. Some company shares have crashed almost 50% like Flight Center (FLT) and Eclipse Group (ECX).

You may be thinking. Mate, I’m here for the God damn Infinite Gem hack, what does the global market crashing have to do with anything?.

Let me tell you this. What is something every amateur Stockholder knows? You buy shares for as low of a price, and you sell it for as high of a price. See the connection? Stock markets are crashing. Prices are as low as they have ever been since 2009. Most big companies are definitely going to make a come back (Excluding most European Airline Companies). A come back, is profit. During this crisis is the best time to invest into any type of market really. Stocks are the most well known, but feel free to invest in American Dollars, Euros or the property market (not recommended for beginners) . Feel free to start slow, use NOW to gain insights into a market outside of your usual field.

Take notice of the market around you. Prices are falling. Research Companies. Make easy profits. It is hard to go wrong as 95% percent of big companies WILL recover. This is the New alternative to DROP-SHIPPING. (better then Ali-express guaranteed)

Dayabir Singh 2020

Is it really bad for independent investors? No. It’s not bad like everyone says it is. Sure as a collective economy, it is bad at the current point in time, but it is simple to overturn this into a collective individual profit. Infinite Gems.

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