Robert Law

Our Next Billion Dollar Killing Robert Law

Our Next Billion Dollar Killing describes the underlying characteristics of the global economic and financial systems that allow fortunes to be made by members of the financial elite in investing to exploit the instability of these systems when financial collapse occurs. The trigger for that instability might be a critical commodity shortage, a stock market crash, a real estate crash or a horrendous pandemic like COVID-19. The elite do not need to know which of these will be the trigger or when it will come. They need to understand what it will do to the stability of the financial system as it evolves. They are the elite because they have an intuitive grasp of financial system dynamics that economic theorists would need complex mathematics to explain. Our Next Billion Dollar Killing shows how economic systems have an inherent tendency to instability, which many theorists choose to ignore. Knowledgeable investors see the underlying composite cycles that lead to a financial asset price change before the actual price change occurs. They understand the dynamics of microeconomics, macroeconomics, geoeconomics, and the financial systems that feed them. This allows them to target a sector where those composite cycles will produce large and sudden value shifts. They pick specific companies in that sector which will incur the biggest price movements for selected securities. Our Next Billion Dollar Killing also identifies how increasingly rapid technology change impacts financial stability through its impact on investment cycles. It identifies how increasingly geoeconomic changes impact on financial stability through their effect on trade, company viability, currency values, interest rates and real estate prices. Our Next Billion Dollar Killing offers diverse examples of financial killings including the types of financial instruments they select to capture the money flow.