TVC:DJI   Dow Jones Industrial Average Index
The market has been waiting for another drop since the stagnation of 2017/2018. Repo Madness and easy liquidity for banks has kept this bubble from popping, and we are nearing towards the end of this fake crisis. The bubble itself is obvious, and the artificial inflation back up to all-time highs is a death knell for any kind of cautious, future-focused investor. This is a market for nothing but scalpers and uneducated retail investors. Until there are more rule-breaking backstops on the market, I'm putting my money on black. The euphoria will run out, people will need to profit-take. Coronavirus or not, the machinations for the real crash are there. There hasn't been a steady, focused rise since 2009-2015. Since then, it has been pops, stagnation, and drops. There's nothing healthy about what you are looking at.

The deleveraging is coming and this election madness, the lame duck moneyprinting that this potential democratic president would bring is the exact initiative against any real profit-making. It's booms and busts over and over, and soon, the real bust will come. People need dollars, and domestic, as well as foreign, disinterest in American bonds and the govt's need to spend our worries away with fake currency should worry you. The bullshit companies that make up this market that are highly-leveraged will not bode well simply because a convenient virus came around that gave governments the reason to implement negative-interest-yielding digital currencies (don't worry they're coming).

But I digress - look at the fucking lines. If there's euphoria, it's coming soon and it's going to explode then implode pretty soon-after. There's not enough fantasy for retail investors to enjoy.

Stagnation, artificially-induced orgasmic blowup, stagnation again, and we only had a blowup today because your fake virus got a bullshit vaccine that half of Americans won't even get. Good job - get ready for the next toppling.
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