A guest article by Ervin Mulalic showing that Billy Meier’s financial predictions were also impeccably accurate
Probably the most famous advice in the world of investing is “Buy low sell high”. It really doesn’t get any simpler than that. It’s so obvious that almost sounds like a joke. The problem is that in reality it is easier said than done. When markets are in a rapid selling mode trying to guess where the bottom is going to be almost feels like trying to catch a falling knife. That’s where the phrase is coming from. The term falling knife suggests that buying into a market with a lot of downward momentum can be extremely dangerous.
Many are trying but only a few succeed in executing Warren Buffett’s famous advice. If we recall the Covid-19 lockdown in March 2020, the stock market dipped by more than 30%. That event marked the beginning of the Covid-19 recession. Massive market sell-off began on 20th February and ended on 23rd of March, both S&P500 and NASDAQ were on a dive but recovered in a relatively short time.
Now, what does all this have to do with Billy Meier and FIGU? Well, it seems like Billy doesn’t have a problem predicting where the market’s bottom is going to be. He can catch that knife in a free fall by the handle; no problems whatsoever. On the 24th of March, the online newsletter was sent from FIGU where, in a few sentences, Billy calmly gives us advice concerning our finances and investments. I will quote a few sentences from the letter here, and I will pull up some charts, so we can see the time frame when the advice was given along with S&P500 stock actions in that particular timeframe.
BEAM – Ratgebung für alle FIGU-Gruppen vom 24. März 2020 bezüglich der Corona-Krise / BEAM advice for all FIGU groups on 24 March 2020 concerning the corona crisis
Dealing with finances:
“Don’t worry about the media coverage of financial issues.”
“Continue within the same normal framework and do not spend your money hastily, but save it and invest it where you have done it before.”
- Billy
The actual market bottom was on the 23rd, as can be seen on the S&P500 charts below. 24th March, the date when “Ratgebung” was published, was the first day of recovery and the start of a bull run. S&P500 bounced 6-7 times until it finally hit the bottom, so there were plenty of traps for someone trying to predict the market. Not to mention it could go much lower.
Articles can be found online where all kind of financial gurus are warning that the recovery that started on 24th March was just a “dead cat bounce” and that the market will continue to go south; but that didn’t happen, they were wrong. In short, Billy predicted short term market recovery and decided to give us all some relief, some peace of mind. I’m sure many are thankful for that March update from FIGU.
Everybody knows how giving personal advice on finances can be hard. Nobody wants to see a family member or a good friend lose their hard earned savings based on your bad financial advice. For me personally, it is much easier to stand back, not taking any risks and just keep my financial opinions for myself. I simply can’t predict the future, therefore, I don’t want to advise anybody. I definitively can’t but can Billy make financial market predictions? He chose to let the public know we will continue with everyday life so people could cool their heads and not get into panic driven actions. We can argue that if Billy was wrong, and the sell-off continued pass 24th March, people would ask questions; some of the newsletter readers would potentially lose money. In that case, FIGU would lose some of its support, or I can say scepticism could potentially grow. So, hypothetically speaking, if Billy is a fraud and his UFO case is one big lie, the question arises, why would he take the risk of publishing such financial advice in the first place? Why would any fraud speculate when there is too much at stake? It just doesn’t make any sense sending that newsletter in the middle of the market meltdown when even gold is taking beatings. It doesn’t make sense just in one scenario. The scenario where a person who is giving the advice is not 100% sure of the future outcome. So… did Billy really take a risk advising us all to go on and continue with our investments as usual? No, he didn’t. He knew exactly what the short time future is bringing and how that will reflect on a market. That’s something that the sceptics can’t accept. They will rather claim Billy is a financial expert than see truth and reality as it is.
The sceptics have already proclaimed him an expert in photography and model making, the father of CGI, an extraordinary metallurgist and a one-of-a-kind audio engineer; financial guru on top of that sounds just fine. Of course, I wouldn’t say Billy wanted readers to go call their stockbroker and bet on stocks right away, screaming “buy buy!” and the newsletter in any way doesn’t suggest that but the fact is the newsletter was published on the first day of market recovery.
Another detail that caught my attention from the letter concerns USD. The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, also known as the CARES Act is a $2.2 trillion economic stimulus bill passed by the U.S. Congress and signed into law by Donald Trump on March 27, three days after FIGU’s “Ratgebung” was published.
With stimuli of this size, where trillions of dollars are printed, the first thing that cross somebody’s mind most likely is? …coming inflation. That stimulus package was first in line, two more followed and we will see a lot more in the future. Time for another interesting quote from the newsletter…
“For now simply retain a cool head and do not let a possible currency devaluation and any reports about it unsettle you.” – Billy
Billy was right again. With that first stimulus bill package of printed money, aka helicopter money of enormous size 2.2 trillion USD, the media was full of coming inflation but a full year passed since and I’m not sure if inflation can be seen at my local store, nothing besides planned yearly 2-4%. At least for now.
The majority of the stimuli packages is stuck among Wall Street and Central banks’ buddies; they are dividing the cake among themselves. Billy simply calls them criminals. Criminals who are spending that freshly printed money on the stock market, real estate, luxury yachts and so on… Those are areas where inflation can definitely be seen.
Just to be clear here… Billy didn’t say inflation is not coming or not coming in the long term, so maybe this is a good opportunity to be reminded of what Billy said to Michael Horn, in 2006, regarding the Iraq war. When Billy was asked if the Iraq War was fundamentally about oil he answered “The Iraq War was fundamentally about the US dollar”.* The US dollar had the monopoly on oil trades since 1971 but in 1999 Iraq, a country with the world’s 2nd largest oil reserve, started trading its oil in EU euros and profited. That was enough for Bush to start working on a plan on how to attack Iraq and eventually eliminate Saddam Hussein. In that same interview, Billy continues by saying… “You may pay attention because if things go a certain way you may as well roll cigarettes with your paper money.” So it is clear that scenario of inflation, or even hyperinflation, is possible therefore the USA could face economical collapse. Meier’s prophecy of the USA losing its superpower status after 2020 doesn’t sound that far-fetched anymore.
What the future is bringing we will see. Maybe a new update from FIGU will come, I’m not sure if we deserve it though, as we are all part of this mess and therefore responsible for it. After all, I’m not sure what else can be said from FIGU regarding the financial FIAT Ponzi scheme we are running on Earth and how many possible endings this culture of money printing can actually have. Billy already briefly touched upon and talked about an idiotic event in ’71 when Nixon took the dollar off the gold standard. Eventually, all FIAT currencies go to zero. In the last published 766th Contact, Billy again briefly addressed the issue of printing dollars. He stated that governments will fuel fraudulent systems and everything will reach unimaginable heights. We are definitely in uncharted territory right now, where the battle for a world reserve currency is more real than ever.
All those small details, pieces of evidence scattered everywhere throughout Billy’s enormous writing footprint, make this unique case unbreakable. People are still blindly assuming FIGU is some sort of cult where Billy is the big mastermind behind it. They think it is a bubble of lies that will pop eventually and fraud will be uncovered. A bubble of lies? I would say we are all living in the bubble of lies where FIGU and Billy are the…pin. The pin that will eventually pop all our false beliefs and models.
Ervin Mulalic
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I would like to bring that Billy at some point mention the stratospheric world debt(280 TRI USD) compared to global GDP(80 TRI USD) would lead to a global financial collapse which the origin of all that is COVID-19.
I think you’ll find that the origins go back much further than COVID-19. Wars, greed, wasteful spending, irresponsible legislation and secret billion dollar programs have been inching us closer to a global financial collapse. COVID-19 is the final straw that will most likely break the back of the financial system.
You are correct went to the root, I just mention the final event before the financial collapse – COVID-19. I think we should mention the unbalance among currencies caused by the criminal USD as a forced global currency for international commerce which squeeze local third world currencies with high inflation rates since the beginning of this pandemic, on the other hand, the author of this article could not find any inflation at US glossary stores.
Awesome article. Very good observations Ervin Mulalic
Good blog!
I wonder if this – “You may pay attention because if things go a certain way you may as well roll cigarettes with your paper money.” – may be regarding the planned ban on cash as foretold by Meier?
No, is about that after the collapse, money will worth nothing.
Great piece!
Great advise once again, I personally knew we wasn’t in a heavy crisis “not just yet”, I already posted on this blog saying this, but only cause of Billy’s writings I thought like this. I remember saying that it’s no big recession, and yourself and Melissa saying it could be, but I knew it wasn’t as Billy states that the blame for this huge recession which is still to come will be a world war, which has not arrived as yet, fortunately! But no doubt will be a reality one day in our near future.
Great post Micheal.
Salome,
Simon
My last post had some mistakes in, can you post this one instead please.
Thanks
I still think that the great recession will come because of the insane wasteful spending and money printing. It’s hard to say exactly when it will happen, but Billy did say that if people are smart, the economy won’t collapse, and if they aren’t smart, it will.
Your right on there. Certainly, a recession is on the way due to money printing, but the great financial collapse like we’ve never seen before will only be around the time of the world war, if we ever have one, which it does look likely to me, just not these coming years in my opinion. Inflation is an issue, probably the main issue, usually 6% – 8% per year, which is bad enough but this year it’s 20% – 24% due to the amount of money being printed for all helicopter moneys. Next year I think it will be 15%, in my opinion, and the same for the following years, which all in itself will produce a recession, our moneys stay the same whilst house/property prices increase at least 10% per year, much more than that in certain places. I do think that hyper inflation is coming, and we will pay for it all some way or another. Properties and Bitcoin are probably the best two safest assets to own today, as the S&P 500 along with London Stock Exchange and others are all corrupt, and with little gains of like 20% anyway, that’s if your lucky, so it’s all a farce anyways, even before the Corona Pandemic. This is all my opinion, no facts, just how I think.
Roll on 1000 years when we ain’t using moneys and greed doesn’t rule.
Salome,
Simon
There might also be a global recession because most nations on the Earth grow their economy via exports which relies on population growth. Unless there is a sudden shift to do economics differently then we will have more competition over less population as growth slows and declines as we’re rapidly hitting diminishing returns of doing things the way they were before the Corona Virus. The US will be OK so long as we stay together because all of our resources are spread across various states. Of course, that requires people think differently of the country and adapt to the changing economic climate as well so it’s not guaranteed.
Salome,
if anyone is interested in how the financial system works, and how criminal it really is, you may find the following interesting:
https://www.corbettreport.com/?s=century+of+enslavement
And here, a highly underrated channel on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/c/BestEvidence/videos
Salome,
Christopher
Thank you for the analysis. I have studied finance for years and it saddens me to see how it has been corrupted. So far on earth each great civilisation had a method to take stock, allocate resources and determine success.
In principle the system we have now could be the fairest and most efficient. It is very sad the way it is manipulated.
I was actually surprised on the “second” wave (Christmas) not to see any movement. However just like the bank crisis the market has medicine. Another unimaginable slug of printed money.
This is another issue with the vaccine – governments are “ALL IN” – we had too big to fail, now we will see too broke to fail.
The traditional remedy for too broke to fail is a rebasing of the currency and for governments to reallocate wealth against fresh debt. By reallocate I mean tax..
Traditionally it also prompts a cold hard look at what the government means to you.
Salome
„A bubble of lies?“ Sounds like the Fed and every branch of American politics.
Do yourselves a favor, research ADA.
Also, understand that BTC is replacing gold, and is currently best suited as this aforementioned coming world reserve currency.
Don‘t get caught with your pants down, or let them psych you out of your opportunity of obtaining financial independence in this capitalist hellhole.
Hi Timothy,
To whom was this addressed?
Thanks,
MH
So you really think the powers that be will allow Bitcoin to replace their power to control the currency?
I don’t. Remember 1933 and gold in the USA?
If it becomes a real threat powers that be will quite probably ban it:
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/india-proposes-ban-bitcoin-us-110019581.html
Or at the minimum control the price, through ETF’s and futures, same as they have been doing for quite some time and are doing now with gold and silver.
Bitcoin’s next:
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/federal-reserve-e2-80-99s-digital-dollar-push-worries-wall-street/ar-BB1ePi02
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/03/24/fidelity-to-launch-bitcoin-etf-as-investment-giant-builds-its-digital-asset-business-.html
Or tax it heavily:
https://www.rt.com/business/517602-irs-bitcoin-hidden-income/
I could see special windfall taxes on Bitcoin to discourage it’s broad use as an alternative to the US dollar.
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The USA has went to war and overthrown foreign governments in the past (Iraq and Lybia come to mind) to protect against threats to the US dollar.
It is still their #1 priority.
If (when) the US dollar finally loses it’s world reserve status, the powers that be still won’t want to give up their power to control the currency within the USA.
Each individual country in the rest of the world will not want to give up their power within their own countries to control their currencies, either.
Bitcoin as a world reserve currency is a pipe dream, IMO.
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While Bitcoin may (or may not) be a way to make some (or lose some) fiat currency at the moment, it seems to me that the chances of it becoming a world reserve currency is very minimal.
It also has some other issues.
One major issue in my view is that 95% of Bitcoin it is already owned by 2%:
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-11-18/bitcoin-whales-ownership-concentration-is-rising-during-rally
There is already an “elite” within Bitcoin.
Maybe some of that wealth will “trickle down.”
Haven’t we tried that before?
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Bitcoin is merely a speculative asset, IMO.
Interesting.
I’d made an earlier post from this IP, yet it hasn’t been posted (even though it correlates to the truth for any logical thinker…) a cover-up?! (lookin at you MH)
I reckon we’ll see.
My only addition that I can suggest was that the US had an oil monopoly since the 1st world war and rapidly made its presence to the world scene because of it. The British Empire’s attempt to grow and own the mid eastern oil, which was in their sphere of influence, was not as successful as the Soviet Union’s Caucaus/Baku oil fields control. That being said, those empires without that crude rapidly diminished and were replaced by two oil powers of the 20th Century, the US and USSR. The old-world non-oil way of doing things was already known to be replaced by the new-world of oil (or dark order).
The US reserves of oil so early in the 20th Century was the envy of both Stalin and Hitler. Not surprisingly, Putin had suggested the same to Biden in the guise of land conquest and sphere of influence because foreign governments come to different conclusions about the United States than we do here in the states (and envy it in the process because we’re talking about power mainly). So, Hitler’s assault on the USSR was most likely due to emulate the US in terms of gaining control of the oil fields.
See Topani’s Oil and Grand Strategy take here: