Bestower of Ecstasy

Listening Schedule

R.I.C.H.| 2023
15 mins, MWF, 7 days break after 21 days
Ecstasy of Gold Stage I * IV | Mon | 2025
Ecstasy of Gold Stage II | Wed | 2025
Ecstasy of Gold Stage III | Fri | 2025
15 mins, MWF. 7 days break after 21 days
Emperor, House of Medici | 2023
15 mins, MWF. 7 days break after 21 days
**[ :green_circle: Washing Out ] **

Preparing for the anticipated upgrade of HoM Crown and Capital.

This 2026, the business platform landscape in our country is expected to be defined by a shift toward unified, AI-driven digital ecosystems, moving beyond simple e-commerce to integrated “omnichannel” experiences. And over 76 million internet users spending an average of nine hours online daily, the market is heavily dominated by mobile-first and social commerce platforms.

While it offers opportunities, it also brings challenges. I can’t manage effectively without automation tools, as the workload becomes overwhelming.

Key Business Platforms and Trends:

  • Integrated Social Commerce & Marketplaces
  • Digital Payment & Fintech Ecosystems
  • POS & Retail Management Systems
  • SaaS & Business Productivity Tools
  • AI & Data Analytics
  • Digital Marketing & Creative Platforms
  • Logistics & Delivery
Listening Schedule

R.I.C.H.| 2023
15 mins, MWF, 7 days break after 21 days

Ecstasy of Gold Stage III | 2025
15 mins, MWF. 7 days break after 21 days
Emperor, House of Medici | Crown & Capital | 2026
15 mins, MWF. 7 days break after 21 days
[ :green_circle: Washing Out ]

Let’s see how this adaptive scripting really works.
It’s still the House of Medici—but now with a crown and some capital. Ha ha.

I have a lot on my mind, and I’m not always sure where to start, so I’m simply typing whatever comes out.

This year, I’ll be building and expanding my business—both in real estate and in my primary line of work within the electronics industry.

The decision to separate the company’s financial division has already produced positive results.

I’m tired, I need some shut eye.

Listening Schedule

R.I.C.H.| 2023
15 mins, MWF, 7 days break after 21 days

Ecstasy of Gold Stage III | 2025
15 mins, MWF. 7 days break after 21 days
Emperor, House of Medici | Crown & Capital | 2026
15 mins, MWF. 7 days break after 21 days

People who act rich before they’re rich are often the ones who eventually become rich because they adopt the mindset, habits, and standards of success long before the money arrives. They think long-term, invest in themselves, speak with confidence, and place themselves in environments where growth is expected. Acting “rich” isn’t about pretending to have money—it’s about behaving as someone who believes abundance is possible. That belief shapes decisions, attracts opportunities, and builds discipline. Over time, consistency between mindset and action turns vision into reality, and the wealth follows the behavior.

I had the best sleep of my life today. I went to a nearby park with my portable camping stove and cooked some veggie meat, which I shared with a few people. On the way, I grabbed fresh milk from a grocery store and had that as my breakfast. On busy days with meetings and heavy meals, I usually skip breakfast—but today felt different, calm, and grounding.

There are few parking space, I had to park my car way too far - and I happen to have parking space business too.

Listening Schedule

R.I.C.H.| 2023
15 mins, MWF, 7 days break after 21 days

Ecstasy of Gold Stage III | 2025
15 mins, MWF. 7 days break after 21 days
Emperor | Crown & Capital | 2026
15 mins, MWF. 7 days break after 21 days

I can’t fully feel what ECC once held for me. At 3EoG, I always noticed the same pattern: silence in the middle of chaos, then—suddenly—a breakthrough. Usually a massive one.

I guess I have to do what I’ve always done to reach heights most people won’t dare approach. When you prioritize your vibrational alignment, you stop chasing what you want and start attracting it. You become a magnet for miracles.

And every time you quit early, you teach yourself that you can’t be trusted. That has to change.

Listening Schedule

R.I.C.H.| 2023
15 mins, MWF, 7 days break after 21 days

Ecstasy of Gold Stage III | 2025
15 mins, MWF. 7 days break after 21 days
Emperor | Crown & Capital | 2026
15 mins, MWF. 7 days break after 21 days

Gold is Good
A few years ago, I watched my portfolio obsessively. That was the old-school way of trading—constantly timing buys and sells, guided by the idea: sell when there is maximum greed and buy when there is maximum fear. That approach makes sense when you’re starting out, but not when you’re operating at scale.

I made a conscious decision to move away from micromanaging trades and instead build a strong team to handle that responsibility. My goal is no longer to learn how to trade, but to learn how to lead and manage people effectively. I focus on ethical teams that build for the long term. Big money isn’t built overnight—it’s built slowly, with discipline, patience, and stamina.

Both physical gold and digital assets are rising, and the current environment strongly reminds me of Bitcoin a year ago—when raising capital felt effortless and conviction alone could move markets. Periods like this tend to attract attention, momentum, and speculative capital, but they also reveal which participants truly understand the cycle.

When assets move this easily, it’s rarely just about price; it’s about narrative, liquidity, and timing. Those moments don’t last forever, and they reward discipline more than excitement. I’ve learned that the real opportunity isn’t in chasing momentum, but in recognizing when conditions are unusually favorable and positioning with patience and restraint.

Listening Schedule

R.I.C.H.| 2023
15 mins, MWF, 7 days break after 21 days

Ecstasy of Gold Stage III | 2025
15 mins, MWF. 7 days break after 21 days
Emperor | Crown & Capital | 2026
15 mins, MWF. 7 days break after 21 days

The best investments for 2025-2026 include high-yield options like Pag-IBIG MP2, REITs for real estate exposure, digital banks, and blue-chip stocks.

Key options for capital appreciation and income are real estate and stocks, while low-risk options include PAG-IBIG MP2 and time deposits.

Summary

  • Pag-IBIG MP2: Considered one of the best, safest, and tax-free investments,
    providing higher returns than conventional bank deposits.
  • Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs): An excellent alternative to direct property ownership,
    offering lower entry points to own part of income-generating malls, offices, and hotels, while
    receiving dividends.
  • Digital Banks: High-interest savings accounts (e.g., Maya, GoTyme, Seabank) offer competitive,
    high-interest rates (up to 15% p.a. for some) which can exceed stock market returns with lower risk.
  • Real Estate: Remains a “gold standard” for long-term growth, with residential and
    commercial properties showing strong value appreciation.
  • Stocks (Blue-Chip): Ideal for long-term capital appreciation, particularly for shares in
    well-established, financially sound companies.
  • Government/Corporate Bonds: Low-risk options that offer a steady, fixed-income stream.

I’m finding these assets to be more profitable in both the short and long term compared to stocks, especially in the current environment where crypto isn’t performing well.

Interestingly, gold and silver are rising again, signaling a renewed move toward hard assets. At the same time, collectibles are making a comeback—driven by scarcity, tangible value, and growing demand during uncertain markets.

When risk appetite fades, capital tends to rotate away from purely speculative assets and toward things that people can hold, preserve, and trust over time.

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Listening Schedule

R.I.C.H.| 2023
15 mins, MWF, 7 days break after 21 days

Ecstasy of Gold Stage III | 2025
15 mins, MWF. 7 days break after 21 days
Emperor | Crown & Capital | 2026
15 mins, MWF. 7 days break after 21 days

I once invested in a non-fungible token (NFT)—a unique digital identifier recorded on a blockchain, designed to certify ownership and authenticity. The promise was clear: it couldn’t be copied, substituted, or divided. Yet over time, I came to a simple conclusion—there is no such thing as something that is truly unhackable. Absolute security doesn’t exist yet, and perhaps never will.

As I watched the rapid development of NVIDIA’s technologies and the acceleration of quantum science, it became clear that we are moving closer to being controlled rather than being in control. The same tools designed to empower us also carry the potential to monitor, predict, and eventually govern behavior at scale.

I’ve participated in exclusive, closed-door events where select individuals buy and sell “things” most people will never have access to. These spaces are built for the few, not the many. That never sat right with me. I wanted access to be broader, more transparent—so I built my own solution.

I created an enhanced crypto wallet. A crypto wallet isn’t about holding coins; it’s about holding keys—cryptographic keys that allow people to access, manage, and secure digital assets like cryptocurrencies and NFTs. It’s a gateway to ownership, sovereignty, and participation in a digital economy that’s still being shaped.

At the same time, I couldn’t ignore what other countries were experimenting with—embedding devices under the skin. Unethical today, yes—but I believe it will become a reality in the future. A world where individuals are identified, scanned through NFC, and broadcast across global cell networks. Unholy to some, inevitable to others. Control disguised as convenience.

Still, I try not to frame this through prophecy or scripture. I look at it through technology, incentives, and human behavior. The question isn’t whether these systems will exist—it’s who builds them, who controls them, and whether people have a choice in how they participate.

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Yup, Power and Wealth are amplifiers. When people acting on fear and control gain power, it’ll amplify that fear and control, when people acting on love and care gain power, it’ll amplify that love and care.

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Pray for us all—that we remain grounded and do not allow fear to guide our decisions, even in uncertain times.

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Listening Schedule

R.I.C.H.| 2023
15 mins, MWF, 7 days break after 21 days

Ecstasy of Gold Stage III | 2025
15 mins, MWF. 7 days break after 21 days
Emperor | Crown & Capital | 2026
15 mins, MWF. 7 days break after 21 days

I took over a restaurant that sat in an awkward, unconventional space—perhaps the same reason the previous owner decided to sell it. I consulted an architect to help maximize the layout, but the design didn’t feel right to me. My girlfriend also sought advice from a Feng Shui consultant, and while I didn’t follow everything, I did apply some of their recommendations. I truly believe that no matter how beautiful a place is, if it doesn’t attract the right energy, it won’t succeed—and that was reflected in the business performance.

One day, I noticed a group of kids vandalizing a nearby wall. Instead of chasing them away, I made them an offer: if they created graffiti for my restaurant, I would give them free meals. They agreed. I provided the paint and uniforms, and I also told them that as long as they stayed in school and did well, I would continue offering free meals. The result was eye-catching graffiti that sparked curiosity. People would stop, wonder what was inside, and walk in—only to be surprised by what they found.

The concept itself wasn’t entirely original. People love seeing how their food is prepared and watching chefs cook in front of them, as long as smoke doesn’t ruin their clothes. The background music set the right mood, and the space felt like being inside a forest—open, natural, yet protected by a canopy. The modular design allowed the restaurant to transform easily, adapting to different occasions and settings.

Originally, we planned to serve only lunch and snacks, but customer demand pushed us to expand the menu. I also remembered the previous owner mentioning frequent robberies during peak hours. When I started building my team, I hired people from the neighborhood—bystanders who were always around. I believe that when people aren’t given opportunities, they create their own, sometimes in ways that can harm others.

Every time I organized free-meal events and brought crowds into the space, the number of paying customers grew as well. I didn’t have to wait a year to see a return on investment—the success came quickly. For that, I’m truly grateful.

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Listening Schedule

R.I.C.H.| 2023
15 mins, MWF, 7 days break after 21 days
Ecstasy of Gold Stage III | 2025
15 mins, MWF. 7 days break after 21 days
Emperor | Crown & Capital | 2026
15 mins, MWF. 7 days break after 21 days

I was just remembering the journey I had with RICH. For a while, I actually stopped listening to it—not because it doesn’t work, but because I couldn’t understand why it works. I’ve learned that you have to be ready before listening to RICH; otherwise, it can be confusing.

To describe my own experience: I usually never buy jewelry. My relatives or the people closest to me give it as gifts, and I simply keep them. This time, though, I bought one myself for no particular reason. It wasn’t expensive. I wore it once to a small, selective gathering, and afterward, people ended up buying the same watch for themselves.

The same pattern happened with a car, and later with a house. That’s what I mean by what RICH can do—yet I still don’t fully understand it.

I started RICH together with DR, but I wouldn’t recommend this combination for the faint of heart. It may be better paired with other titles, like Emperor or Khan.

Have a good time and not worry about anything else.
1EoG + RICH + LBFH | include meditation or any relaxation, plenty of sleep, eat well
Monday
Rest of the days - give it a rest

I should work, if not repeat the process.

The interaction of people is very important.

I had to spend a lot of time immersing myself in the experience—especially facing the fear of doing what was unfamiliar, like when I decided to enter the real estate business. Over time, it became second nature to me. Only then did I listen to HoM.

The climate at the top is not the same as the climate at the bottom.

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Listening Schedule

R.I.C.H.| 2023
15 mins, MWF, 7 days break after 21 days
Ecstasy of Gold Stage I | 2025
15 mins, Mon. 7 days break after 21 days
Ecstasy of Gold Stage II | 2025
15 mins, Wed. 7 days break after 21 days
Ecstasy of Gold Stage III | 2025
15 mins, Fri. 7 days break after 21 days
Emperor | Crown & Capital | 2026
15 mins, MWF. 7 days break after 21 days

I recently bought three lots at a low price, mainly because the owners had practical reasons for leaving. One of them moved in with her daughter due to old age, while the other two left for different reasons, mostly because the area is far from the city and access to basic goods is challenging. When considering a place to live, there are usual essentials to think about—water, electricity, and food sources; for me, internet comes last. Fortunately, the land has electricity, fertile soil suitable for planting food, and a deep well that serves as a reliable water source. The main challenge is distance: even the nearest gas station is far away, making daily living less convenient. I brought my cousins with me to see if we could imagine living there. The property has an old but still functioning solar system, and judging by the structure and wood, it isn’t as old as it looks. We also experienced something rare for city dwellers—seeing native wildlife such as deer, a house snake, a medium-sized lizard, and several geckos. There was even a gorilla picture in one of the rooms, which made me joke that it might be Tarzan’s home. I hired a team to clean the place, and as with many of my business decisions, my first instinct was to renovate and sell it. I understood why the previous owners didn’t want to stay—it’s not that the land is bad, but it’s far from civilization and can feel isolating and boring. Surprisingly, local government officials came to welcome me, almost as if they hoped I would stay. As they showed me around, I found myself deeply thinking about the place until my cousin snapped me back into the conversation. Before the thought faded, I wrote this down: instead of selling, I decided to build a public park and eventually help develop the area, including a gas station a few kilometers from the property. There is even a hidden spring on the land, and I plan to preserve the trees and protect the natural grandeur of the place. Like some of my other properties, there is no internet or cellular signal—and this time, I see that not as a problem, but as an opportunity.

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Listening Schedule

R.I.C.H.| 2023
15 mins, MWF, 7 days break after 21 days
Ecstasy of Gold Stage I | 2025
15 mins, Mon. 7 days break after 21 days
Ecstasy of Gold Stage II | 2025
15 mins, Wed. 7 days break after 21 days
Ecstasy of Gold Stage III | 2025
15 mins, Fri. 7 days break after 21 days
Emperor | Crown & Capital | 2026
15 mins, MWF. 7 days break after 21 days

Gold has Dived
The opening weeks of 2026 saw gold and silver surge to record highs, before suffering a sharp reversal on Friday.

Gold has long been viewed as the ultimate safe-haven asset — something investors turn to when confidence in financial markets, currencies, or governments starts to wobble.

That instinct is easy to understand in today’s environment. Rising geopolitical tensions, renewed trade-war threats, mixed signals on the future path of interest rates, and the sense that the global order itself may be shifting have all pushed investors toward assets perceived as stable when everything else feels uncertain. Central banks have reinforced this narrative, buying gold at an aggressive pace and underlining its role as a store of value during periods of instability.

But this rally hasn’t been driven by institutions alone. Retail investors — individuals trading for themselves — have also played a meaningful role. Many have increasingly turned to gold, silver, and other precious metals both as a hedge against widespread uncertainty and as a momentum trade, buying simply because prices were already rising.

As prices climbed, participation widened. Everyday investors piled in, particularly through gold exchange-traded funds (ETFs), which offer easy exposure without the logistical challenges of storing physical bullion. The higher prices went, the more attractive the trade appeared — a classic feedback loop.

Silver, however, is a different beast. Unlike gold, it has a dual identity. Alongside its role as a perceived safe haven, silver is an essential industrial metal. Demand is being driven by its critical role in clean-energy technologies, including solar panels, electric vehicles, and semiconductors. That combination — defensive appeal plus structural industrial demand — has drawn investors who see multiple reasons for prices to continue rising.

The fundamentals add to the story. The silver market has been running a supply deficit for five consecutive years. Global consumption continues to exceed mine production, and most silver supply comes as a byproduct of mining other metals, limiting the industry’s ability to quickly respond to higher prices.

Still, buying at elevated levels carries real risk. When retail investors rush in after major price gains, they often end up buying near the peak. Professional investors and central banks have been accumulating gold and silver for years — at significantly lower prices.

There is also the issue of income and volatility. Unlike shares or bonds, precious metals generate no dividends or interest. Returns depend entirely on prices moving higher from already stretched levels. And recent market moves have been a reminder that sharp, sudden drawdowns are always a possibility.

I trade like many others do — but with a critical difference. I’ve been to the mines. I’ve stood at the pit and seen the realities of production firsthand. That on-the-ground experience gives me a clearer picture of what’s actually happening than someone trading from a laptop, I don’t rely solely on charts and financial models.

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Listening Schedule

R.I.C.H.| 2023
15 mins, MWF, 7 days break after 21 days
Ecstasy of Gold Stage I | 2025
15 mins, Mon. 7 days break after 21 days
Ecstasy of Gold Stage II | 2025
15 mins, Wed. 7 days break after 21 days
Ecstasy of Gold Stage III | 2025
15 mins, Fri. 7 days break after 21 days
Emperor | Crown & Capital | 2026
15 mins, MWF. 7 days break after 21 days

There is a common question in real estate: is it better to sell land, or to develop it?

I once heard a story about five old men discussing a five-hectare property. The conclusion was simple: if the owner doesn’t understand land, he will sell it. Most people do. They want the fast cash, the quick exit. And in many cases, that decision feels safe.

But the wealthy mindset rarely rushes a decision just to avoid discomfort. It pauses, studies, and waits—because regret is far more expensive than time.

It took me a while to truly understand that story.

Developing land—whether to sell or rent—naturally takes time. The return on investment doesn’t come overnight. You plant first, then you wait. I own land of roughly the same scale, but I didn’t rush to develop it. The area was considered a “bad environment,” and even developers advised me to sell.

I didn’t.

The breakthrough came when a friend invited me to look at another opportunity: an old junk shop property being sold in a rush. These situations usually happen when an owner quits the business or faces health issues. While others saw junk, I saw raw material.

As I walked through the lot, I noticed several old container vans. I immediately started taking notes—these could be repurposed for foundations, modular buildings, even school facilities. At the far end of the property was a massive pile of smashed cars and trucks, many of them still holding valuable parts that could be salvaged and reused.

Then I noticed a white container, half-buried and welded shut. Curious, I asked maintenance to pry it open. Inside were old wartime coins, weapons, and historical items—things most people would overlook, but I knew how to turn into productive value.

That moment reminded me of something important: I never run out of ideas.

If I could transform a small, neglected space into something valuable, why couldn’t I apply the same thinking to my five-hectare land?

Instead of spending years building traditional residential houses, I could build modular units in just a few months—ready for occupancy, low maintenance, and more affordable for buyers. The upfront return might be smaller, but the timeline is faster, the risk is lower, and the land works for me instead of sitting idle.

Selling would have been easy.

Developing required patience.

But patience is often where real value is created.

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Listening Schedule

R.I.C.H.| 2023
15 mins, MWF, 7 days break after 21 days
Ecstasy of Gold Stage I | 2025
15 mins, Mon. 7 days break after 21 days
Ecstasy of Gold Stage II | 2025
15 mins, Wed. 7 days break after 21 days
Ecstasy of Gold Stage III | 2025
15 mins, Fri. 7 days break after 21 days
Emperor | Crown & Capital | 2026
15 mins, MWF. 7 days break after 21 days

I was amazed by how profitable digital savings can be. Traditional banks usually offer only 2–3% interest per year, which makes them a less effective option for growing funds. Digital banks, on the other hand, go well beyond that. I am currently subscribing to time deposits, where one bank offers up to 8% per annum and even 6% monthly returns.

This approach appeals to me because I believe diversification is a continuous process with endless opportunities. My plan is not only for personal growth, but also to help my employees build stable investments and to support our community outreach programs.

One inconvenience of digital banking is the strict monitoring of transactions. Since these banks are regulated by the central bank, they have the authority to freeze or close accounts if a transaction is flagged. However, account holders can still coordinate directly with the bank to recover their funds. While there are many rules—especially for both foreign and local investments—this level of regulation also has a positive side. It provides assurance that funds are secure, even though it means that financial activities are now more transparent and cannot be hidden from government oversight.

Listening Schedule

R.I.C.H.| 2023
15 mins, MWF, 7 days break after 21 days
Ecstasy of Gold Stage I | 2025
15 mins, Mon. 7 days break after 21 days
Ecstasy of Gold Stage II | 2025
15 mins, Wed. 7 days break after 21 days
Ecstasy of Gold Stage III | 2025
15 mins, Fri. 7 days break after 21 days
Emperor | Crown & Capital | 2026
15 mins, MWF. 7 days break after 21 days

I have used cryptocurrency to purchase goods and services, and I appreciate the ability to buy online with a greater level of privacy. I began trading during a period when the market was highly profitable, and although I experienced its downturn, I still believe in the core idea behind cryptocurrency. I value having a hard wallet and using a currency that is not fully controlled by any single entity.

At present, I am expanding into non-funded token projects and actively participating in metaverse economies. My interest in this space has never been about tax evasion; rather, it comes from concerns about how current governments address corruption and ongoing economic challenges. Many people continue to suffer due to ineffective solutions to these problems.

My goal is to give people alternative payment options through cryptocurrency while remaining compliant with government regulations. I see strong potential in NFTs, particularly in digital art and other digital assets, and I am also exploring the idea of applying this technology to environmental initiatives, such as a coral restoration program.

Listening Schedule

R.I.C.H.| 2023
15 mins, MWF, 7 days break after 21 days
Ecstasy of Gold Stage I | 2025
15 mins, Mon. 7 days break after 21 days
Ecstasy of Gold Stage II | 2025
15 mins, Wed. 7 days break after 21 days
Ecstasy of Gold Stage III | 2025
15 mins, Fri. 7 days break after 21 days
Emperor | Crown & Capital | 2026
15 mins, MWF. 7 days break after 21 days

I really don’t trade at all on my own but I put this time as an exception. I rather write a journal than listen to political news.

The foreign exchange (forex) market operates largely within formalised and well-regulated financial frameworks, with established institutions, oversight mechanisms, and compliance requirements that help promote transparency and market integrity. In contrast, cryptocurrencies function within a comparatively less formal and less regulated environment. This decentralised structure, while offering innovation and flexibility, reduces the level of regulatory oversight and standardisation. As a result, cryptocurrency markets are generally more vulnerable to criminal activities and fraudulent transactions, including money laundering, market manipulation, and scams.

In the foreign exchange market, traders have the ability to profit from both bullish and bearish market conditions. Because currencies are traded in pairs, one currency is always being bought while another is sold, allowing gains to be realised regardless of whether a currency strengthens or weakens. This characteristic is shared with stock markets, where mechanisms such as short selling enable traders to benefit from declining prices as well as rising ones. These markets are supported by established regulatory frameworks, risk management tools, and liquidity provisions that help moderate extreme price movements.

In contrast, cryptocurrency trading is predominantly structured around profiting from bullish price movements, particularly for retail participants who primarily engage in spot trading. While advanced instruments such as derivatives and short-selling do exist in crypto markets, they are less accessible, less regulated, and often involve higher levels of leverage and risk. Moreover, cryptocurrency markets are significantly more volatile than traditional financial markets. During bearish phases, this volatility can lead to sharp and rapid price declines, reduced liquidity, and increased market manipulation, making losses more severe and difficult to manage. As a result, crypto trading in bearish conditions can be especially risky and potentially harmful for inexperienced traders.

Listening Schedule

R.I.C.H.| 2023
15 mins, MWF, 7 days break after 21 days
Ecstasy of Gold Stage I | 2025
15 mins, Mon. 7 days break after 21 days
Ecstasy of Gold Stage II | 2025
15 mins, Wed. 7 days break after 21 days
Ecstasy of Gold Stage III | 2025
15 mins, Fri. 7 days break after 21 days
Emperor | Crown & Capital | 2026
15 mins, MWF. 7 days break after 21 days


The stock market is currently performing well, although price movements have been relatively slow. During periods of severe weather, trading activity often slows down as market participants become more cautious, and in some cases, exchanges may even suspend operations temporarily.

Personally, I would like to complete this trading session, as focusing on the market helps divert my attention from the storm. Trading requires concentration and a proper setup. Ideally, I prefer working with a large screen along with a secondary monitor to effectively track essential indicators, charts, and market data. At the moment, I am trading on a mobile device, which limits my efficiency and makes technical analysis more challenging.

I also believe that trading independently can sometimes feel unproductive, especially without the right tools, environment, or collaborative discussion. For investors who prefer a more hands-off approach, there are managed or preferred accounts where professional fund managers handle portfolio decisions. However, these accounts typically require a substantial initial investment.

Beyond dividends (from stocks or REITs) and capital appreciation (increase in share price), investing in stocks, bonds, and Unit Investment Trust Funds (UITFs) provides additional financial and strategic benefits. These include portfolio diversification, passive income streams, compounding growth, liquidity, potential tax advantages, and exposure to different sectors and asset classes.

What I particularly appreciate about investing in stocks is the opportunity to participate in shareholders’ meetings. This allows me to stay informed about company performance, corporate governance, and strategic direction, while also engaging in broader business-related discussions. Being a shareholder provides not only financial returns but also a sense of ownership and involvement in the company’s growth.

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Listening Schedule

R.I.C.H.| 2023
15 mins, MWF, 7 days break after 21 days
Ecstasy of Gold Stage I | 2025
15 mins, Mon. 7 days break after 21 days
Ecstasy of Gold Stage II | 2025
15 mins, Wed. 7 days break after 21 days
Ecstasy of Gold Stage III | 2025
15 mins, Fri. 7 days break after 21 days
Emperor | Crown & Capital | 2026
15 mins, MWF. 7 days break after 21 days


Everyone fears a bear market. When prices fall and headlines turn negative, even AI trading systems often recommend selling or avoiding stocks that are declining. The instinct is to protect capital and step aside.

But a bear market is not just a period of loss — it is also a period of opportunity.

When you watch the market in real time, red numbers dominate the screen. It feels like no one is winning. Holding falling stocks can seem pointless, even foolish. Yet what many people see as a waste is often the early stage of value creation. It is like chipping away at a rock without realizing it is filled with hidden gems.

During downturns, strong companies frequently become undervalued. Prices drop, not always because the business is broken, but because fear spreads faster than fundamentals. At that stage, stocks may not appear to be “gaining,” but they are becoming cheaper relative to their long-term potential.

When the downturn ends — and historically, markets have always moved in cycles — investors and institutions return. Capital flows back in. The same stocks that were ignored or sold in panic begin to recover. Those who accumulated quality assets during weakness are often the ones who benefit most from the rebound.

Most long-term investors do not willingly sell strong companies at deep discounts unless forced by fear or liquidity needs. Those who stay patient and disciplined understand that downturns are part of the market’s natural rhythm.

That is how I approach it: not by chasing momentum at the top, but by recognizing value when others are discouraged. A bear market tests conviction — but it also rewards patience.

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Listening Schedule

R.I.C.H.| 2026
15 mins, MWF, 7 days break after 21 days
Ecstasy of Gold Stage I | 2025
15 mins, Mon. 7 days break after 21 days
Ecstasy of Gold Stage II | 2025
15 mins, Wed. 7 days break after 21 days
Ecstasy of Gold Stage III | 2025
15 mins, Fri. 7 days break after 21 days
Emperor | Crown & Capital | 2026
15 mins, MWF. 7 days break after 21 days

Stocks Picks One
I initially expected to see significant gains from my stock trades within just a week. Looking back, I realize that expectation was unrealistic. In Forex trading, it’s sometimes possible to achieve substantial returns in a single well-timed trade because of leverage and volatility. But stocks operate differently. They require patience, strategy, and time for value to mature and results to become meaningful.

The stocks I’ve been trading this week are actually performing well—steady, promising, and aligned with my analysis—but they have not yet reached the level of return I was hoping for. That experience reminded me that disciplined investing is a long game, not a sprint.

Recently, the upgraded R.I.C.H. system was released. The previous version gave me many sleepless nights—not out of worry, but because it sparked countless business ideas in my mind. My thoughts were constantly racing with strategies, improvements, and expansion plans. The new version feels like another catalyst for growth and innovation.

At present, I am executing a more aggressive short-term investment strategy. My goal is not purely personal gain, but to augment our foundation’s funding for calamity response. The profits generated will be directed toward rebuilding homes in selected affected areas. I intend to apply my knowledge in small-space development strategies to design practical, efficient housing solutions that can be implemented in the shortest possible time. Beyond rebuilding structures, we plan to provide families with modest financial assistance to help them restart their lives with dignity.

Following my brother’s guidance, we are choosing not to publicize our work. We believe the focus should remain on impact rather than recognition. Quiet service often carries the purest intention.

In parallel, I am coordinating with government agencies to facilitate training programs and livelihood initiatives essential for long-term rehabilitation. The process, however, requires extensive documentation and compliance, which can slow progress. I sometimes wish the system could operate 24/7 to fast-track assistance, but I understand that procedures are necessary for accountability. For now, only selected areas are being addressed, based on what is feasible within regulatory limits.

One moment that stayed with me happened at an evacuation center. I noticed a young boy wearing an Incredible Hulk shirt. It caught my attention because I used to have one just like it. His shirt, however, was oversized on him—almost symbolic, as if he was carrying strength bigger than himself. I asked if we could take a selfie together. That simple interaction reminded me why all this effort matters. Behind every investment decision, every sleepless night, and every document processed, there are real people—families, children—hoping for a chance to rebuild and become strong again.

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