We know that fraud and criminality abounds in the current iteration of the stock market. It is not doing its job of connecting free floating capital to entrepreneurs, but instead being a tool for parasites and con artists to take from Americans while creating nothing in exchange but schemes. The regulators are in on it. The market is in on it. We need to not be forced to trust them, because they can’t be trusted, but how can that be done?
Some very interesting posts from Citizen Sleuth on this:
https://x.com/CitiZenSleuthX/status/1735253254978551824
https://x.com/CitiZenSleuthX/status/1723143413208379430
https://x.com/CitiZenSleuthX/status/1724793296327987318
We remember that the USPS patented a blockchain mechanism for verifiable voting. These plays at the stock market appear to involve the biggest military contractor, Elon. Is something being prepped for rollout after Trump retakes office? What is it?
In my opinion…Too many wealthy elite type people have their money in the stock market. They have no reason to crash it. But when you see the “ big players” starting to sell, follow suit. It will go down of course, but they they will buy back in and push it up. That’s the game.
On the other hand, many people may sell and sit on the sidelines for a while if there is some big change regarding the fed or specific companies. If you are a professional trader, you know how to watch for the signs of fluctuations and act accordingly. If you are not a professional, have a strategy to take your profits and get out when you see trouble. Make sure you have a variety of different stocks, bonds, commodities, dividend producers, etc, so that if one company crashes you don’t lose it all.
Bezos, Zuck and others have sold alot near these tops.....
Waltons sold recently.