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3 comments:
The US is going down, and not by accident, either. Both political parties do NOT want Americans to co-operate. They want us to continue bickering while they plunder everything away,
It will only get worse. The stock market will crash again. The current "bull market" was/is artificially created by the banksters and corporate elite plundering the till after the last "crash", thanks to the generosity of the taxpayers and as a result of the orgy of money printing and deficit spending.
When the money printing ceases, as it will, the tipping point will be reached. Goldman Sachs and J.P. Morgan Chase are licking their lips, selling assets, hedging, and amassing cash hoards.
They are getting rid of the assets ... they bought to catalyze this fake rally, and getting ready to buy heavily when asset prices dive by 80-90%. It will make the crash that in 2008 look like a walk in the park.
Unfortunately, I agree. It's all a smoke & mirrors market. Rising interest rates and commodity inflation will bust this current bubble that was created by all of the free money the Fed so generously handed out to those who are responsible, and who are continuing to speculate us into the next crash.
Between Middle East unrest, spiking oil and food prices and no end in sight for high unemployment...who knows?
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