Nah, at this point it seems like it’s those who are looking forward to short the market are the ones fighting the Fed. Yellen, congress, the Fed and this administration definitely don’t want the market dropping anytime soon. At least not before or during this coming election circle. So they’ll keep doing whatever it takes to keep the market pumping.

As a matter of fact they’ve called this market distortion and manipulation that goes against all market ethics and fundamentals a new term. It’s now called “MMT” - Morden Monetary Theory. This how the government strategically keep the market distorted. Passing spending bills (a/at night) before a previous bill runs out and just in time to avert a short down. First they did this in 1971 by ending the Bretton Woods system, in recent years( June of 2023) they extended that abuse by voting the debt ceiling away. Now it’s open season on spending knowing the debt is not their borden to bare. They’ll will keep pilling up the debts for the masses and generations unborn.

As for them in the aims of government and financial control they’ll keep parading the false claim that the debt crisis is just one more spending bill away from been solved. Just so they can keep themselves paid in believe that this house of cards will never collapse. And even if someday it would, at least it shouldn’t be under their watch. That’s the excuse they keep using to kick the can down the road.

Since the debt crisis is the responsibility of the masses to pay off and generation to come to figure out, let’s keep watching how they work in false hope of a soft landing. Maybe those of us that still believe in market fundamentals might just be wrong this time around. Cause “this time it’s different.” ⏱️

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