Posted on 06/25/2016 6:53:23 AM PDT by MeneMeneTekelUpharsin
The stock market dropped 611 points Fridy SUPPOSEDLY because of the British exit vote on the European Union. Also, European and Asian markets dropped. Was there a reason for the markets to react that way? No.
That vote did not change anything consequential. Big money boys behind the scenes already knew what was going to happen (it was no suprise to them - they have accurate research teams) and shorted what they needed to short. The fact that someone behind the scenes is pulling the trigger on nothing events means someone needs to go to prison for causing peoples' stock accounts to sell out on stop losses (I know better, it didn't affect me.).
Smart alecs will reply and say, "You're no stock expert, how do YOU know what happened." Bite me. The stock futures reading this morning shows almost now expected change in stock indices going forward. So, someone knows it's going to settle down. Therefore, why the big reaction for nothing? The securities gatekeepers are ALSO caught up in all of this corruption. All of government is totally corrupt, all of it.
Either you are right or the whole global market is run by hysterical children. Difficult choice!
This is a mere minor adjustment
Bunch of ninny brokers having a brain fart.
Fixed it. =^)
Excuse me
THE STOCK MARKET
Has ALWAYS been rigged
By the INSIDERS
AND
Unethical individuals
WANT AN EXAMPLE
Merril Lynch was telling retail clients to buy such dogs as Penn Central. National Patent. Grant Stores and several other dogs as their top ten recommendations
While simultaneously telling big investors and institutional investors to dump them..
They all went bankrupt...
Before 9/11 airline stocks were heavily shorted by Saudi investors
forcing srtocks down forces shorts to cover
But
Wall Street rule #1
Never meet a margin call.... Let them sell you out
Thus forcing stocks lower
GLOBALISTS AT WORK.......
F THEM
5 MORE TO FOLLOW
BYE BYE EU
Soros warned but made oodles of money. Surprised? I’m not. The real problem is the central banks who manipulate the market until they cannot manipulate it any more. The consequences of Brexit should have been priced into the market along with risk premiums to cover the expected volatility.
“Was there a reason for the markets to react that way? No.”
I wrote in another thread:
The plutocrats are going to make this economic fallout as bad as possible though so they can say, “See if you had just let things alone it would have been fine. We’ve told you before that we know how to do things better than you peons.”
Yes, you are correct, the losers will inflict maximum pain and WS is indeed a one world government, new world order and collectivist charter member.
I suspected manipulation in in the late hours of Thursday. I more suspected manipulation when the reason given for gold going up and the market down that people were fleeing the insecurity of the “NEW” UK currency that would not have the backing of the EU. Newsflash people, there is no NEW UK currency, they nevery did convert to the euro. The pound is the pound as it has been.
Woudn’t it be neat if the commonwealth forged a new and even stronger union that overwhelmed the EU in trade, resources and manufacturing?
When you declare war on tyrants expect them to fight back.
Is there an article associated with this?
Brexit poses a small problem for the people who really run things.
They wanted to use a plebiscite to justify their ever-tightening choke hold on individual liberty.
So now they have to reveal their true anti-democratic beliefs, or take another route to get the power they believe to be their birthright.
The issues now boil down to:(1) what are we going to handle it? (2) How do we throw them out?
I think we have to fight and we are not in a position to do so beyond sporadic outbursts.
And I believe you are so right. For the last year I’ve watched the antics of Goldman-Sucks in the oil futures arena. Several times and with regularity at the first of this year they seemed to issue an almost weekly new oil price and supply forecast. It only seemed to stop when they called wolf too many times.
You could bet your ass that the direction of the market was almost always the opposite of their forecast.
They are so big they can take positions in so many locations that they aren’t noticed or tracked I suppose.
I am always concerned that I see the world as I want it to be instead of as it really is that I doubt my gut instinct too often, which is grounded on experience. In this case, my gut tells me this is a scam. As for some far reaching global cabal in all markets, it only takes one match to light a forest fire. Panic is like that. This vote going this way was unexpected and the markets don’t like uncertainty in the first place.
I respectfully suggest you rethink / reword your issues statement but I do agree that our responses are futile if they are only sporadic outbursts of indignation, and they are. There is no meat or conviction behind our protests. We do not unify against the protagonist and hammer them into dust. They are rentless and it is only by equal and opposite relentless combat that we could defeat them. With consistent effort, defeating them is not all that hard, remember they are bullies. Bullies are cowards and retreat when challenged.
yep , it was just a vote ,LOL.
I disagree. They were stunned. Shocked!
They were like Jimmy Carter and our Congressional Commies, when Daniel Ortega lost by 14% in 1990.
All the polls said the Sandinistas would easily the election. That's why Jimmy Carter was able to get them to agree to free elections.
The same thing happened here. People lied to the pollsters. The gambling websites all said Brexit would lose. There were large bets on remain, from elites who believed it, or wanted to influence the actual vote, but many more, smaller bets on leave, from real people.
Short term, markets can be manipulated. Nothing new. That’s all.
It's impossible to deny that GB based financial institutions and other industries won't be at risk after this event. Therefore, their stock values took huge hits. You can either see it as a buying opportunity or a time to sell. But tin foil it ain't.
Long BCS, RBS, LLOY and SAN.
In this case, the elites/plutocrats do have a coherent and clearly defined political ideology.
No
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