Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle: Supply and Demand
If you have one, you can't have the other. Sophie's Choice.
It was a principle that revolutionized scientific research, especially the certainty of what we can measure in the universe, introducing uncertainty or the impossibility of knowing exactly how to measure the variables and parameters in the universe.
Particles in Planck dimensions, that is, very small, are moved by forces so subtle that a small interaction changes their position and potential and kinetic energy. Therefore, measuring without touching them would be impossible without altering their position or movement or energy potential. We cannot illuminate a particle to see it because the small amount of light energy alters its total energy, and if we touch it, we alter its movement or angular or linear momentum. Therefore, how can you measure or observe a small particle without altering its state? Impossible. Since it is impossible to observe human behavior by observing a human being who knows he or she is being observed, it is like a person walking in the countryside without being seen or observed for many miles, his or her posture and elegance are modified when the same person walks down Fifth Avenue in New York competing and being seen by thousands of people, it is impossible to make a Reality Show and call that natural behavior.
So, when a company is worth several trillion dollars on the NASDAQ stock exchange until the moment it is put on the stock exchange for trading: if it is a selling position, prices naturally fall, and if it is a buying position, prices tend to rise naturally.
The direction of the movement of the transaction, whether buying or selling, immediately changes the price on the trading floor, because the seller wants to obtain the highest resale or selling value, and the buyer wants to obtain the lowest acquisition value. This meeting establishes the value of the transaction: if the buyer side is higher, the price should rise, if the seller side is higher, the price should fall.
This preamble serves to demonstrate some fallacies about the value of GDP, the value of companies, the value of securities, the value of real estate, any value. Gold and diamonds only have value when they are scarce and are offered in small quantities and proportions. This is why Ferrari always manufactures a pre-determined number of each model and no additional units are produced when the quantity to be produced is determined when it creates and launches one of its models, preserving the planned scarcity and ensuring the prospect of a probability of future appreciation.
When a risk to US debt securities was perceived, Russia immediately wanted to get rid of its stock of US treasury bonds in view of the prospect of unilateral sanctions from the US. However, it could not get rid of the US bonds all at once, otherwise the price would fall due to the Heisenberg effect. So it had to get rid of them in small doses at spaced intervals. China and Saudi Arabia did the same, all very discreetly, and then other large creditors such as Japan and South Korea came along and discreetly dumped their bonds on the market to get rid of them without any immediate loss of value.
Both sides need to believe that they are making good deals, the sellers and the buyers. To do this, the two sides of the transaction must meet to avoid a clash of interests. Both sides must be convinced that the buyer made a bargain and the seller guaranteed his future assets from a catastrophic loss or even made some profit on the sale.
The law of supply and demand according to Heisenberg: demand increases the price; supply decreases the price. The paradox of uncertainty.
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