Ask yourselves this one question:
Who benefits from a lower stock market?
If answered correctly, you’d come to the quick conclusion that no one benefits from it and the country is better with a good stock market, as opposed to a weak one.
But is it that simple?
Since 2008, the government has made it their business to intervene, for the explicit purposes of higher equity valuations. We all know the Fed and their parlor tricks. We also know what the ECB did to quell their market scare. So what the fuck is going on now?
Could it be as simple as: not much going on here, merely a correction, a way station, on our way to a felicific mode of living?
How do I make such deductions (Exodus is the truth)?
$19 trillion in debt and growing, our national disgrace being fueled by and funded by capital gains. Pray tell me, without those lofty gains, hedge fund managers tossing blow in the air, chased by champagne corks, where is the money gonna come from?
My confidence in our markets runs parallel to the direct manipulation of it, courtesy of our central bank.
SHAK is the future. Fuck your burritos.
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