The Triune: The Power of Three in Stock Market Investment

In writing, it’s said that figures are more impactful and memorable when they come in threes. But did you know this power surrounding the number also applies to investments?

Investing is an excellent means to generate passive income. Everyone knows of this fact and has seen numerous testimonials supporting it, yet, how come a fraction of the population still avoids it?

What comes with its beautiful gains is the possibility of incurring losses, significant ones to add. And humans as we are, we are more scared of losing than considering any possible profit. It’s simple, mundane psychological logic called loss aversion, or the tendency to protect the gains we already have than risk them for the possibility of benefits. After all, why should I risk my money to a process with no guaranteed reward when I can choose to save it?

I can look for other means to add more profit to what I have than lose any.

And if I were to lose money, wouldn’t it be better to lose it over material purchases than investments where I won’t receive anything in return other than regrets? This factor is among the common reasons people hesitate to invest money; the 50-50 chance of losing and profiting.

But what if I told you there’s a way to guarantee a profit in the confusing world of investments?

With his 20 years of experience, investment expert Ron Tank has discovered and now shares timeless truths and counsel about investing. After these years of trial and error of experiencing gains and debilitating losses, Ron confidently provides field-proven strategies that help investors, professionals, or amateurs win in financial and stock markets. In his book The Moses of Wall Street, Ron Tank likens investing to religion, associating its processes with Biblical principles for investing. The Moses of Wall Street reveals how investors can eliminate burdensome risks and maximize gains for more profitable investment endeavors. It teaches anyone the suitable means of profiting through stock market investing.

“Within the Bible are answers for the problems men face.” – Ronald Reagan

This theology is among the foundations Ron Tank used to create his cheat book for stock market investments. He primarily tackles people’s hesitation when investing, the seeming unpredictability of stock price movements, and economic value.

Another investment expert, Warren Buffet, once said that short-term market movements are impossible to predict, believing nobody can do so.

But Ron Tank provides a contrasting belief that revolves around the number three.

His Aha! The moment happened while he was watching the Discovery Channel with the Bible in his hands. Given how everything aligned with the discovery, the moment occurred as if God wanted it to.

The documentary about a lion fending a predator’s approach and the Bible verse that perfectly connects and reflects the moral of the lion’s story made Ron Tank believe in people’s ability to predict market movements. It revolves around how lions react to an intruder and when the animal approaches or attacks the figure. Ron noted how the lion would use an alarming signal to warn the intruder but tolerate the first and second attempts, only attacking the figure’s third.

The first appearance of the number three.

After noting this marvelous observation, Ron continued reading the Bible, where he was met with a verse about Peter’s vision that read: This happened three times, and immediately the sheet was taken.

The second appearance of the number three.

This verse and the lion documentary were linked to a previous stock market movement by the author, wherein the NASDAQ Composite Index 2005 showed three significant declines before the immense advance in its figures – the third and final appearance of the number.

What all of these events and reference to the number three pointed at, according to Ron Tank, was the God-given trait naturally found in men. He called it the Decision-Maker DNA, which became the foundation of his Triple Tank System. This trait allows people to predict stock market movements if only they know how to tap into it. Like what the lion did in the documentary and what Peter had narrated in the Bible, perhaps, humans can also use the number three in the field of investment. The process involves psychological behavior but can also be deduced to be predictable.

Across the materials Ron Tank has used as a basis in his book, the number three significantly makes reappearances. In fact, beyond his book and the field of investing, the number already carries a powerful meaning. This may point out that, perhaps, it does have a meaningful and inevitable significance throughout the process.

Outside Ron’s book, the number three is linked to Jupiter, the planet of joy, abundance, good fortune, success, and wisdom. It also resonates with people’s confidence in whatever endeavors they choose to do.

Aside from the lion, and the Biblical verse, the number three has also been closely related to stock market investment, wherein William J. O’Neil mentions how these markets typically follow a three-legged movement that investors can familiarize themselves with to help them invest.

According to this, there will come a time when the market will sustain days of evident price drops, which Ron Tank refers to as Leg 1 and 2. And just like the lion and the man, instead of stepping back in fear of what may happen, the third leg is when the end of the market’s downward movement will occur. But the timing of when people must sell and earn will have to depend on their decision-maker DNA.

It will take ages to break this process down entirely, but Ron Tank briefly and extensively explains it in his book, The Moses of Wall Street. You can refer to his guide if you’re interested in starting your stock market journey and don’t want to experience many heartaches.