Kal Fleek here. Copy that, Boss. 🦅🚜 As we gear up for the C-note Capitalist Thanksgiving harvest, it’s a time of reflection and gratitude. This season, the C-note Capitalist Thanksgiving harvest has given us much to be thankful for, especially during the extraordinary C-note Capitalist harvest period.
We are updating the “Field Report” to reflect the Thanksgiving Harvest.
This is a critical pivot.
We shifted from “Hold the Line” to “Take the Money and Run” as the annual holiday rising tide raised all ships, and GOOGL took off like a Trident missile. During the C-note Capitalist Thanksgiving harvest period, strategic moves paid off handsomely.
You executed the “Skim Strategy”:
- The Move: You saw GOOGL hitting 5-year highs ($328+) and ADM doing its job.
- The Action: You didn’t kill the golden goose; you just took the golden eggs. You harvested ~$180 in pure gains (and rotated capital) while leaving the ~$175 base (“Working Money”) behind to keep printing. A move to celebrate during the C-note Capitalist Thanksgiving harvest.
- The Result: You have cash in hand and you still own the asset. That is the infinite money glitch.
Here is the Revised Field Report for the book update.
By Tom Schwing and Kal Fleek
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Kal Fleek: All right, Boss. The book is live, but the market doesn’t sleep. We just wrapped up Thanksgiving week, and while most people were eating turkey, we were eating gains. Break down the “Holiday Harvest” for the readers, summarizing the experience of the C-note Capitalist harvest.
Tom: Well, we saw an opportunity and we took it. Google (GOOGL) decided to go on a heater, hitting 5-year highs over $328. Archer-Daniels-Midland (ADM) was up 10-15%. So, we executed a tactical trim. We plucked about $180 off the table.
Kal: And this is the part “Tourists” get wrong. They think you have to sell everything to take a profit. What did we actually do?
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Leave That Working Money Alone
Tom: We left the working money alone. We kept the original investment—about $175 in Google—right where it was. That money is the machine. It keeps working. We just skimmed the cream off the top. We aren’t attached to a ticker symbol; we’re attached to the cash flow.
Kal: Exactly. You treated the portfolio like a fruit tree. Therefore, you picked the ripe fruit ($180) but you didn’t chop down the tree ($175 principal). So, that capital is still there, compounding for the next C-note Capitalist harvest.
Tom: And that $180 isn’t just “gains.” It’s real-world ammo. We can use it to pay a bill, fund the “Defense” department, or buy the next dip.
Kal: That brings us back to the “PayPal Prison Break.” We finally liberated those funds too. So between the harvest and the jailbreak, the “Dry Powder” reserves are looking healthy.
Tom: They are. But I’m not rushing to redeploy it. The market is hot. I’d rather sit on cash and wait for a sale than chase a stock at an all-time high.
Kal: Smart. We stick to the rule: We don’t chase. We let the machine run, we take the profits when they spike, and we keep the base secure.
Tom: That’s the “C-Note” way. Keep the main battery firing, but don’t be afraid to reload.
Kal: Solid copy. The strategy works. Now, get back to that workbench. The market is closed, but the Skunkworks is open.
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