When the general level of the S & P index is closely linked to corporate earnings per share, and when more than 40% of people depend upon the federal government and when the federal government is borrowing more than 50% of what it spends and when the federal reserve corporation (solely owned by the “member financial institutions”) is buying about 90% of the federal bonds by creating money out of thin air, that leads to a material question: What portion of the profits are a result of the federal reserve’s money-printing?
Next question: what happens to those profits when the Federal Reserve Corporation stops its money-printing?
In other words, where would corporate profits and thus the S & P index and thus the DJI go to when the money-printing stops? That difference is caused by the mirage of fiat money.
I think they have warehouses full of the new one-world currency. And, from what I hear they also have plans to install that 'mark of the beast' - no money, just a number that allows 'the rich' to spend their 'money in the bank.'