Thursday 23 January 2020 · 4:00 pm, New York

It is January 2020, and China has just sealed off a city of eleven million people.

You have money in the markets. That headline makes you uneasy. Is this the start of something, or is it noise?

Everything anyone knows this afternoon:

  • Transport out of Wuhan and nearby cities has been restricted.
  • WHO reports 557 confirmed cases, human-to-human transmission, and exported cases in several Asian countries.
  • The WHO committee is divided and does not yet declare an international public-health emergency.
  • Mainland Chinese shares have already begun slipping, and are about to shut for the New Year holiday. American and European markets have not moved: US stocks closed yesterday a fraction below their record.
Corporate bond market distress, the US 10-year Treasury yield and Brent crude from 19 December 2019 to 23 January 2020, each set to 100 before today. All three stay within a few points of where they started.
Each line is set to 100 as of today, so only the direction is comparable. Nothing has moved. Hover a line to see what it is.

So what do you do?

Pick one and find out what the following week did. Nothing is required of you — no account, no email, and your answer never leaves this browser.

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Something to run when you are frightened.

You leave with the same six judgments, in the same order, every time — so that on the day it matters you are working through a procedure instead of reacting to a headline.

01

Define exactly what happened

02

Trace the path to financial damage

03

Find the markets that should react first

04

Separate danger from damage already priced

05

Choose the smallest adequate response

06

Decide in advance what changes your mind

Twelve crises you will have already lived through.

Each lesson reveals four dated checkpoints. At every one you record an action, a reason, a confidence, what would change your mind, and when you will look again — before anything later is shown to you. No hindsight, so the practice is worth something.

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What this is not.

Does it tell me what to buy or sell?

No. It teaches a decision process. It never selects, sizes, authorises, or executes a trade, and it gives no personalised advice.

Does it predict the next crisis?

No. Historical cases are practice material. They are not evidence that the next event will behave the same way, and nothing here promises better returns or fewer losses.

Where do my answers go?

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Can I try it before paying?

Yes. The free lesson is a complete one, not a trailer — four checkpoints, the same hidden future, the same debrief.