The Rigged Poker Game of the Stock Market

### Warren Buffett and Corporate Insiders Have Cashed Out—Why Haven’t You?

Warren Buffett isn’t exactly known for being reckless, right? So why is he sitting on 288 billion dollars in cash? Oh, that’s right—because he knows the market is about to crash. He’s not waiting for a miracle rebound. He’s sitting on the sidelines, waiting for the rest of the market to implode, so he can swoop in and buy everything for pennies on the dollar. Corporate insiders? Yeah, they’re dumping stocks faster than you can say “crash.” They’re not betting on hope. They’ve already cashed out and are waiting for you to lose everything. Meanwhile, you’re still sitting at the table, convinced you’ve got a chance.

### Central Banks Are Stockpiling Gold—Maybe You Should Pay Attention

Here’s a fun fact: central banks around the world are stockpiling gold at a rate we haven’t seen in 55 years. Why? Because they know what’s coming. When the stock market crashes and your precious digital assets vanish, gold doesn’t lose its value. It’s been the ultimate store of wealth for thousands of years, but don’t worry—you’ve got your stocks, right? I’m sure that’ll work out just fine.

### Stop Playing a Rigged Game—Cash Out Before It’s Too Late

So, you’re still at the table, huh? The insiders have already cashed out. Warren Buffett’s sitting pretty with 288 billion dollars in cash. Corporate insiders have dumped their stocks, and central banks are hoarding gold. But you? You’re still hanging on, thinking this time you’ll win. Here’s the thing: the house always wins. The market is designed so that the insiders and institutions pull the strings while you sit there, hoping to walk away with something—anything—left. But guess what? Hope’s not going to save you when the market crashes, and all your chips are gone.