[SkyPilot]

That’s the problem. How do you invest in a market completely divorced from economic reality?

That is the problem Sam. You nailed it.

Because of Central Bank manipulation, there is no longer any price discovery in the markets. That means that we really don't have "free" markets. This is where it gets weird: one could argue that the United States doesn't even have a real functioning economy anymore. It is dependent on debt, imaginary "cash", and Central Bank smoke and mirrors.

[Repent and Believe]

“It is dependent on debt, imaginary “cash”, and Central Bank smoke and mirrors.”

And that means that whenever those who are doing the manipulations are ready to do so, they will either let go of it all and see what happens and it won’t be pretty,
or they will stop the manipulations that are only meant to buy time until they’re ready to pull the trigger of self-interested gains.

It’s like when a farmer has an animal to slaughter, a chicken, for example, he strokes it as if kindly until the very second he is ready to strike the “chicken’s” head off.

And even though the stroke has never ever happened before to the chicken, it will happen and it CAN only happen once.

THINK ABOUT THIS.

Then turn to God’s mother, Mary and pray for God’s mercy and repent of all wayward behavior and GET ready to meet your Maker.

[Toddsterpatriot]

Because of Central Bank manipulation, there is no longer any price discovery in the markets.

Baloney. In which market are you unable to discover the price? Maybe I can help?