When we follow the money trail, one should notice that fewer people are controlling more of our money than ever.
They can afford to lose our money first. Their money will be safe. When the markets hit bottom, they come back, buy up what everyone lost for cheap, and make even more money when selling back to the suckers they stole from.
Anyone remember gold back in the late 70’s? It took 25 years for the price to rebound after dropping almost half of it’s peak price. Anyone who sat on that gold has some equity now, but adjusted to inflation over the past 25 years, their gold is still worth $300 some dollars in buying power adjusted for inflation.
At least thats the way I see it.
“When the markets hit bottom, they come back, buy up what everyone lost for cheap, and make even more money when selling back to the suckers they stole from”
Are you suggesting that buying when others are selling and selling when others are buying is somehow “stealing from someone”?