Seizing the Golden Era of Economic Transformation: A Roadmap to Wealth through Quantitative Trading

Hello, students of Diamond Ridge Financial Academy!

I’m Charles Hanover, and I’m glad to be here with you again. Right now, global financial markets are experiencing massive swings, and we’re standing on the edge of a major market shift. From the rise of AI to the rapid expansion of digital assets, market volatility brings not only challenges but also incredible wealth opportunities.

Tonight, we’ll take a deep dive into the current market changes from an economic cycle perspective and explore how to seize opportunities and achieve financial breakthroughs through the Partner Profit Programme during this global economic transition.

The UK stock market was weak today. It gained some ground during the session but ended with only slight gains. Although the government announced an increase in defence spending, boosting defence stocks, declines in the retail, consumer, and tech sectors dragged the overall market down.

The market’s brief rebound was mainly driven by the government’s pledge to raise defence spending to 2.5% of GDP, benefiting defence companies like BAE Systems. However, this boost didn’t resolve the broader market issues. The retail sector remains sluggish, with February sales dropping sharply. Many companies have issued warnings about layoffs and price hikes.

At the same time, energy prices are set to rise by 6.4% in April, further weakening consumer spending, increasing inflationary pressure, and negatively impacting corporate profits in the long run. This market rebound appears to be more of a short-term reaction to policy moves rather than a true trend reversal. With high inflation, weak consumer demand, and global economic uncertainty, UK stocks still face significant downside risks, and market sentiment remains cautious.

US stocks also struggled today. The Nasdaq continued to decline as tech stocks faced heavy selling, and market sentiment was weak. Trump’s trade policies triggered more risk-averse behaviour, wiping out almost all of the Nasdaq’s gains since the start of the year. Market uncertainty has increased. While the Dow and S&P 500 saw small gains thanks to heavyweights like Home Depot, the market overall remains in a correction phase, with money flowing into safe-haven assets.

Trump’s tariff policies remain a key issue. With his confirmation that tariffs on Canada and Mexico will go ahead as planned, the risk of rising global trade tensions has jumped significantly. This will not only increase business costs but also push up US inflation, limiting the Federal Reserve’s ability to cut interest rates and further dragging down economic growth and corporate profits.

A Bank of America report shows that uncertainty over Trump’s policies is slowing market activity, with investors mostly taking a wait-and-see approach, looking for clearer policy signals. This cautious sentiment is holding back market growth, keeping US stocks under pressure in the short term.

Overall, whether it’s the UK stock market or US stocks, market uncertainty is rising rapidly. A slowing global economy, worsening trade tensions, and ongoing inflationary pressures are driving capital into safe-haven assets, while high-risk assets remain under pressure. Market volatility is increasing in the short term, and traditional investment strategies are struggling to keep up with this evolving environment.

However, the recent market turmoil was fully anticipated. The S&P 500 has dropped more than 2.5% over the past three days, and at the individual stock level, conditions are even worse. Tesla has plunged over 15% in just a few days, many tech stocks have fallen by more than 40%, and even BTC, a so-called safe-haven asset, has dropped nearly 10%. This is exactly the kind of market reaction expected during major economic events. The correction isn’t random; it’s a direct result of the global economic shift.

Many students feel confused during extreme market swings, repeatedly asking why conditions suddenly became so volatile. But the real reason is crystal clear—the global economy is undergoing a transformation period. Every market move is tied to deep economic patterns and historical trends. Looking back at the past few years of global economic development, it’s evident that many economic policies weren’t random but were strategically designed to align with the inevitable trajectory of economic growth. By understanding this trend, we can accurately grasp the market’s rhythm and uncover the logic behind these changes.

Looking at the long cycle of history, economic development has always followed distinct patterns. Whether it’s the evolution of economic cycles or shifts in industrial revolutions, every major technological breakthrough has led to the rise of new industries and the decline of old ones, causing short-term economic disruptions. For example, during the First Industrial Revolution, the invention of the steam engine transformed the global economy, shifting society from agriculture to industry. Many traditional industries vanished, leading to massive job losses. Similarly, today’s rapid rise of AI technology is accelerating the replacement of jobs from the internet era.

Over the next three years, AI and robotics will spread rapidly across industries, accelerating the decline of traditional sectors. Just like the famous “milk dumping” event in history, the progress of industrial revolutions is unstoppable, and the downfall of traditional industries is simply part of market evolution.

If we look at the short cycle, economic fluctuations typically follow an 8 to 10-year pattern. For example, in 2000, the dot-com bubble burst, tech stocks crashed, and the first wave of internet hype came to an end. In 2008, the global financial crisis struck, triggered by the US subprime mortgage crisis, leading to a massive market downturn worldwide. By 2017, the US economy had entered a stagflation phase, and in 2018, both US and global stock markets experienced extreme volatility. The Trump administration launched a trade war, further destabilising the global economy.

From an economic cycle perspective, breakthroughs in AI have already ignited a digital economy revolution, and this year marks the beginning of that turning point. Looking at the long cycle, AI and the digital economy are in their rapid growth phase following their inception. From a short-cycle perspective, the eight-year mark after 2017 falls exactly on this year. With both long and short cycles aligning, the global economic transition has officially begun, and the decline of traditional industries is now inevitable.

At the same time, soaring global inflation has become another major source of market instability. The root cause of inflation isn’t just short-term economic fluctuations; it stems from long-term policy imbalances. The last short-cycle economic recovery should have progressed steadily, but the 2020 pandemic completely changed everything. It severely impacted the global economy just as it was entering a fragile recovery phase. To prevent a total economic collapse, central banks, led by the Federal Reserve, launched an unprecedented wave of monetary easing. Trillions of dollars flooded into the markets, setting the stage for future inflation to spiral out of control.

From 2022 to 2023, central banks attempted to curb inflation by raising interest rates. However, the problem is that high government debt levels leave little room for further rate hikes. Major economies like the US and UK have already faced multiple fiscal crises. If high interest rates persist, government debt burdens will grow even heavier, market liquidity will continue to tighten, and a recession could become unavoidable. As a result, even though inflation remains high, central banks are being forced to shift towards rate cuts to maintain economic stability.

However, while cutting rates may ease short-term economic pressure, it worsens long-term inflation risks. This policy dilemma has created market uncertainty. The continued rise of defensive assets like gold and BTC is a direct reaction from global investors to this contradiction. With inflation and rate cuts clashing, extreme economic swings are inevitable, and a new wave of global wealth redistribution is already underway.

Besides that, rising global trade barriers have also become a major driver of market volatility. Trade policy has always been the last line of defence after economic cycles and monetary policy. With the global economy slowing down, countries are increasingly turning to trade protection measures to stabilise their own economies. The best example is the tariff policies under the Trump administration. The US imposed a series of tariffs on Canada, Mexico, China, and even the entire EU. On the surface, these tariffs were designed to protect domestic industries and reduce the impact of international competition. However, in reality, behind these tariffs was a strategic move by nations to gain more influence before a global economic crisis hit.

Looking back at history, trade barriers have always risen before an economic downturn. As economic competition between nations intensifies, governments are forced to adopt more aggressive protectionist measures to stabilise their domestic economies. Trump’s tariff policies were not an isolated event; they were part of a larger global economic battle. In this economic cycle, the US, as the world’s largest economy, is using trade barriers to gain stronger bargaining power and secure a better position in the global wealth redistribution process. As a result, global supply chains have been disrupted, international trade tensions have escalated, and market uncertainty has increased, leading to further market turbulence.

From this analysis, it is clear that whether we examine the long cycles of industrial revolutions, the short economic cycles, or the rapidly changing trade policies after the pandemic, one thing is certain—the global economy is undergoing an irreversible transformation. And the global trade war that began under Trump’s presidency has been the catalyst for this economic shift. This trade war is not just about tariff adjustments or price fluctuations; its deeper impact lies in its ability to reshape global supply chains, accelerate wealth redistribution, and ultimately trigger major shifts in asset structures.

The rise of trade barriers signifies that the old global division of labour is being dismantled. Supply chains, manufacturing, and the tech industry will all experience major shifts in the coming months. Just as the Industrial Revolution wiped out traditional handicrafts, today’s smart technology and emerging industries are gradually replacing many traditional assets and sectors. This isn’t just about corporate profits; it will fundamentally change capital flows in financial markets. Companies that relied on global supply chains and low-cost production will face rising costs and shrinking markets, while those focused on tech innovation and digital economy models will become the new hotspots for capital investment.

More importantly, this trade war is just the beginning of a global economic shift. The real turning point will unfold next month, with global trade policies expected to be fully implemented by early April. Right now, the US has confirmed its plan to impose tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico, while similar measures against other countries are also progressing. The uncertainty in the market is not only about whether these policies will take effect but also how different countries will respond and how this economic battle will impact overall market sentiment.

In other words, the escalation of the global trade war is accelerating changes in capital flow. The stock market, which was already in a downtrend due to economic and monetary cycles, is now seeing an even faster decline. While brief rebounds may occur, the long-term downward trend is already set, and market risks continue to build. For traditional industries, this doesn’t just mean declining profits and tougher competition—it also signals a continued loss of investor confidence.

However, in this environment, many students might ask, “If old industries are being phased out, shouldn’t new industries be booming? Why are tech stocks and the crypto market also going down?” The answer is actually quite simple.

First, during a global economic shift, asset movements tend to slow down. When market volatility rises and investors become more risk-averse, capital flows towards short-term safe havens instead of immediately pouring into emerging industries. It’s similar to the transition from horse-drawn carriages to automobiles—even though cars had a bright future, the market needed time to adjust before the industry fully took off.

Second, some emerging assets contain speculative bubbles. Over the past few years, excessive speculation in financial markets has made these assets more vulnerable to sell-offs during turbulent times. Combined with the uncertainty surrounding global interest rate policies, investors are being cautious, putting short-term pressure on both tech stocks and crypto.

However, this adjustment does not mean that the long-term potential of emerging assets is being dismissed. On the contrary, truly valuable tech assets will drive the next wave of wealth growth. Take the crypto market as an example. Despite the current pressure, it remains a key part of the global shift towards digital economies in the long run. Specifically, core assets like AQS, though facing short-term pullbacks due to market sentiment, still have a strong upward trend in the long term. With the upcoming launch of the quantitative trading system, AQS has already shown resilience and may even break the $4 mark next month. As the system gains traction and institutional investors take notice, core assets like AQS will likely decouple from the broader market correction and enter a new phase of value re-evaluation.

Market volatility is both a risk and an opportunity. For investors who can spot trends and adjust their strategies with precision, increased market swings can actually be the best time to earn outsized returns. The global economy is undergoing a major transformation, and every significant market fluctuation presents a chance for asset revaluation. That’s exactly why our financial academy is launching the Partner Profit Programme—not just to help students make steady profits during market swings but, more importantly, to ensure they seize real opportunities in this economic shift.

The launch of this Partner Profit Programme is based on three key factors. First, more and more students are looking for personalised trading guidance. They want precise investment advice during market volatility to avoid irrational risks. Second, the team behind the quantitative trading system aims to expand its market influence. This period of economic turbulence is the perfect opportunity to prove the system’s strength while driving its promotion and presales. Third, our financial academy hopes that all students can capitalise on this historic global economic transition, rapidly growing their assets and truly benefiting from this era of change.

This is not just another trading opportunity—it’s a prime moment for asset transformation. If you followed my advice last week to reduce stock holdings, you effectively sold off traditional assets in advance. On one hand, you avoided the sharp market decline and prevented losses of over 30%. On the other, the profits from selling at high levels can now be reallocated into assets with greater future potential. Even if you didn’t fully follow the contract trading strategy, simply buying trend assets like AQS would still have yielded much higher returns than traditional markets. This is what asset transformation is all about—shifting from low-efficiency assets to high-growth assets, aligning with market trends, and ensuring your funds grow to their full potential during this economic shift.

Just like every major market turning point leads to a transition between old and new assets, this global economic transformation presents a massive wealth redistribution opportunity. Those who cling to traditional investment thinking and try to find opportunities within the old economic model will face increasing challenges in the coming years. But those who can identify trends and position themselves early in emerging assets will be the biggest winners in this economic shift.

The Partner Profit Programme is built on this very logic. It’s not just an investment strategy that follows market trends—it’s a brand-new model designed to help students generate steady profits during economic turmoil. By combining spot market trades with contract trading, the programme ensures risk hedging while precisely capturing profit opportunities from market fluctuations. In a time of increasing uncertainty, the key question is: how do you find a stable path to profits amid the chaos? The answer lies in smart strategy adjustments and precise execution.

The rules of the game have changed, and wealth redistribution is accelerating. Now, the only question is, are you willing to take this step and seize the opportunities this era of transformation is bringing? If you hesitate and wait for the market to "clear up" before acting, by the time you finally see the trend, the golden window may already be gone. Every economic shift is a feast for those who dare to take action, while those who hesitate can only watch as wealth flows into the hands of others.

Throughout history, every major wealth shift has followed the same logic. Take 2008, for example. The global financial crisis hit hard, markets were in chaos, and Tesla was on the brink of bankruptcy. Its cash flow was nearly cut off, and it was just one step away from disappearing completely. Everyone urged Elon Musk to give up—even his own executives had no faith in the struggling electric car startup. But Musk didn’t back down. Instead, he made a bold decision—he poured almost all his personal assets into Tesla and SpaceX, leaving himself with only a few weeks’ worth of living expenses. Everyone thought he was insane, but he stood firm and told his team, “If we fail, we fail fighting on the battlefield!”

A year later, Tesla miraculously secured funding, went public, and eventually became the giant of the electric vehicle industry. SpaceX also successfully launched the Falcon 1 rocket, completely reshaping the global aerospace industry. Years later, reflecting on those difficult times, Musk said, “Believe in your own judgment, even when the whole world doesn’t.”

On the other hand, Ron Wayne faced a similar choice but took a different path. He was Apple’s third co-founder, holding 10% of the company’s shares. He signed the company’s founding documents alongside Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak. But just 12 days later, fearing failure, he sold all his shares for $800. At the time, he believed he was making a cautious and rational decision, as Apple was just an unknown startup with an uncertain future. But within a few years, Apple skyrocketed, becoming one of the most influential tech companies in the world. The 10% stake Wayne once owned is now worth $300 billion, but he missed out.

In an interview later in life, Ron Wayne admitted, “I was too cautious and too afraid of failure. No one can predict the future, but the real regret isn’t failing—it’s missing a life-changing opportunity out of fear.”

These two stories aren’t just about success and failure—they’re about courage and vision in decision-making. Why are life-changing opportunities so rare? Why is it so important to believe and take action? Why must you seize the opportunity right in front of you, right now?

Opportunities don’t wait for you to be ready—they often appear when you’re least certain. The real question isn’t “Where is the opportunity?” It’s “Are you ready to take action?” Musk saw Tesla and SpaceX and chose to believe, even when everyone doubted him. Wayne saw Apple and chose to hesitate, even when the opportunity was right in front of him. In the end, they took completely different life paths.

What made the difference? It wasn’t about skill or talent—it was about their choices at a critical moment. One had the courage to believe and act decisively. The other held back in fear and missed his chance. Successful people never wait for 100% certainty before taking action, because by the time you’re fully sure, the market has already been taken, and the real opportunity is long gone.

If Elon Musk had waited until Tesla became the world’s best-selling car brand before investing, he wouldn’t own anything today.

Investment isn’t about waiting for everything to be 100% certain—it’s about identifying true value in uncertainty and having the courage to bet on the future. Belief is a form of insight, a vision to stay ahead of the times. But only action can change your destiny.

Those who only see opportunities but never take the first step will always be on the sidelines, watching others succeed.

Since the beta test of our quantitative trading system, the trading signals we’ve shared in the group have won over 30 consecutive times.

No one can guarantee a 100% success rate forever, but I can confidently tell you:

Our current profitability is strong enough that I am certain our Partner Programme will generate substantial returns for all participants.

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Those who followed our strategy early have already reinvested their profits into financial products, with their investments exceeding their initial capital.

This means that—regardless of future market changes, those who acted early have already secured a guaranteed profit position.

And the only thing they did differently from others? They took action sooner.

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It’s not a lack of opportunity.

It’s the one deadly excuse:

“I’ll wait and see.”

While you hesitate, others position themselves ahead.

While you watch, the market shifts.

And by the time you feel ‘ready’, the profit window has already closed.

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Now, ask yourself:

Do you want to be like Elon Musk, someone who dares to believe, dares to take risks, and ultimately stands at the top?

Or do you want to be like Wayne, the main character in a regretful story, saying, "If only I had..." after the opportunity is gone?

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That's all for tonight's session. I hope everyone now clearly understands that we are standing in the golden window of global economic transformation. The market is undergoing a deep shift—Take a step back, and you'll face high inflation, financial crises and asset depreciation as wealth is quickly eroded. Take a step forward, and you'll seize the opportunities of this era, break free from outdated investment models and achieve true financial growth. Every economic shift is a new round of wealth redistribution. The real winners are always those who can accurately predict trends and take decisive action. More importantly, this time, we have a powerful advantage.

The technological revolution is reshaping the market, and our quantitative trading system is the key weapon in this transformation. It helps us accurately capture market trends. It allows us to lock in profits during market fluctuations. It ensures stable and consistent wealth growth. Now, with these advantages, we are working together through the Partner Investment Programme, turning this into real profits. This is not just about understanding the market—it's about helping every member take a major leap in wealth. For those still struggling with financial constraints, this is the perfect chance to break free and achieve financial independence.

Next Steps: For those who have already signed up, get ready!

Tomorrow, we officially launch the Partner Profit Programme. Follow our trading strategy closely. Strike at the right moment during this major market shift. Every member who stays committed will achieve 300%-1200% returns in this round. This is not just another trading opportunity—this is a real wealth revolution.

Action is everything. Those who hesitate will be left behind. Now, let's join forces, seize this golden opportunity and ride the wave of this new financial era together!