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Wall Street manufacturing a spectacular crash (e.g ignoring everything, volatility , correction, macro, earning, etc) to get Pre and Post QE .
Unlike GFC , WS think they won't lose money when crash happens.
The macroeconomics evidence on global slowdown in China, Europe, India is so overwhelming. Add to that dismal retune and earnings drop year on year that doesn't square even with a genuine bull market rally.
Wall Street has baited Fed's for pre crash QE ( JPM Sept repo Spike) and now aiming for Post crash mother of all QEs
WS wants Fed to fire the QE bazooka after the crash
It makes perfect sense. WS will crash the market bigger than GFC to get bigger QEs .
WS is not interested in pullbacks and minor corrections as Fed won't step in otherwise
Think about it.
WS makes money on vertical upside, no correction. Short the market via put option and naked short when ready.
So they come out of the 2019 crash unscaved and cry wolf
Then Fed steps in injecting the mother of all QEs , WS accumulate cheap stocks after the crash
It makes perfect sense. WS will crash the market bigger than GFC to get bigger QEs .
WS is not interested in pullbacks and minor corrections as Fed won't step in otherwise
Unlike GFC , WS think they won't lose money when crash happens.
The macroeconomics evidence on global slowdown in China, Europe, India is so overwhelming. Add to that dismal retune and earnings drop year on year that doesn't square even with a genuine bull market rally.
Wall Street has baited Fed's for pre crash QE ( JPM Sept repo Spike) and now aiming for Post crash mother of all QEs
WS wants Fed to fire the QE bazooka after the crash
It makes perfect sense. WS will crash the market bigger than GFC to get bigger QEs .
WS is not interested in pullbacks and minor corrections as Fed won't step in otherwise
Think about it.
WS makes money on vertical upside, no correction. Short the market via put option and naked short when ready.
So they come out of the 2019 crash unscaved and cry wolf
Then Fed steps in injecting the mother of all QEs , WS accumulate cheap stocks after the crash
It makes perfect sense. WS will crash the market bigger than GFC to get bigger QEs .
WS is not interested in pullbacks and minor corrections as Fed won't step in otherwise
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Add to that, Congress has no option but to support a bailout on behalf of their constituents once again...
With the Fed, White House and Congress effectively cornered, there is a lot in that.
Most of the big money has already been taken out, sitting in cash, safety plays or set up for potential shorts. Only the little people's 401k's are left swilling around in the black hole financial advisers have thrown them into, swirling around like inside a washing machine daily now as such advisers buy and sell and buy and sell the same shares to each other to create this ridiculous looking chart bound to crash. The only reason all still holds up is Trump's plunge protection team buying up the market when things get edgy, so Wall Street is shorting the US Treasury too....
Stocks Market is a multifaceted financial system that is influenced by macroeconomics, Geo, politics, central banks policy, FEDs QEs and more. All Savvy investors/traders alike need to do their homework before making a Buy or Sell decision. There is a mountain of evidence about market manipulation ALGO that are well documented. Investors trust their hard earned money to financial institution when they buy stocks and they deserve to know if their money is safe.
This is tweet from Senator Elizabeth Warren when she found out JPM caused the Fed Repo Spike in September
Elizabeth Warren
@SenWarren
· Oct 30
Sec. @stevenmnuchin1, you don’t work for Jamie Dimon & your Wall St buddies – you work for the American people. Do your job to protect our economy, explain what went wrong in the markets, & stop looking for excuses to roll back rules that help prevent another financial crisis.
-What does pocketing mean?
- And if the Fed prints more money through QE won't that increase the money supply, thus increase the value of the dollar?