Stock Market Totally Artifical

[Speaker to Animals]

Party in September!!

[Speaker to Animals]

September..

[SuburbanFarmer]

Not 'intentional', so much as inevitable. The big funds need time to unload onto retail as much as possible, retail needs time to get into full frenzy mode and chase the top. What happened last week was a simple reversion to the mean. The market stopped right at the moving averages.

Then we saw a little bump up as people rushed in to 'buy the dip'. Now the real pain begins. The debt bomb is exploding as we speak.

Fed is selling a quarter-Trillion in debt this week, and trying to find buyers. The auctions speak for themselves.

[Speaker to Animals]

It's fucking awesome. You can make a fuck ton of money in a major correction.

You are a latent bear. Stop bemoaning money-making opportunities. Be the bear.

[SuburbanFarmer]

It's fucking awesome. You can make a fuck ton of money in a major correction.

You are a latent bear. Stop bemoaning money-making opportunities. Be the bear.

Far from latent. I've been buying puts for years, waiting for the Big'n. I plan to pay off my student loans, and the minivan when It Happens.

[Martin Hash]

Not 'intentional', so much as inevitable. The big funds need time to unload onto retail as much as possible, retail needs time to get into full frenzy mode and chase the top. What happened last week was a simple reversion to the mean. The market stopped right at the moving averages.

Then we saw a little bump up as people rushed in to 'buy the dip'. Now the real pain begins. The debt bomb is exploding as we speak.

Fed is selling a quarter-Trillion in debt this week, and trying to find buyers. The auctions speak for themselves.

No, I mean intentional. The Fed intentionally unloaded until the market was back in range then they went back to business as usual.

[SuburbanFarmer]

Not 'intentional', so much as inevitable. The big funds need time to unload onto retail as much as possible, retail needs time to get into full frenzy mode and chase the top. What happened last week was a simple reversion to the mean. The market stopped right at the moving averages.

Then we saw a little bump up as people rushed in to 'buy the dip'. Now the real pain begins. The debt bomb is exploding as we speak.

Fed is selling a quarter-Trillion in debt this week, and trying to find buyers. The auctions speak for themselves.

No, I mean intentional. The Fed intentionally unloaded until the market was back in range then they went back to business as usual.

That doesn’t fit with the all-time high amounts of debt going up for auction tomorrow.

They certainly spiked the market last week, to stop a crash on the CPI and PPI numbers, but boosting it up 10%? No way. That was all retail, piling in at the last minute.

This week, they’re dumping hundreds of billions into the bond market, and hoping it doesn’t implode.