Actually I was really referring to this:
Good question and one that crossed my mind this morning while out walking the dog.
Here is where my pea brain went on the question:
If the market reflects future events, then this drop is a needed correction to the Fed floating the idea of raising interest rates in September.
With the current debt load rates have to come up sometime, but no previous government has successfully recovered in this manner. This is just a flash of lightening before the big collapse in September, why? Because the Fed will raise interest rates in September anyway. In fact, this flash will settle down and events will seem normal. This will cause the Fed to raise rates, not by the .25 base points, but the idiots will raise rates by .5 or .75 base points in September.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3328435/posts?page=66#66
Fed Dithers On Hike As Emerging Markets Throw Tantrum
BY ANDREA RIQUIER, INVESTOR’S BUSINESS DAILY
08/21/2015 05:56 PM ET
Emerging markets are taking the brunt of the sell-off, partly in anticipation of Fed “liftoff,” but commodities and debt from oil-dependent countries have also been hit hard. The iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF (ARCA:EEM) tumbled to a six-year low Friday. The Shanghai Composite sank 4.4% after a Chinese manufacturing index hit a 77-month low.
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