This is fairly typical behavior for an
election year.Candidates are bashing each other resulting
in consumer confidence falling. Wall Street
takes advantage of this to both short stocks,
accumulate at low prices, then drive prices
back up again. Wall Street typical will take
advantage of American families every chance.
Kerry is bashing Bush for loss of jobs, his
policy on Mexican guest workers which casts
doubt on our economic future. Kerry is also
bashing Bush for his arrogant isolationist
policy although promoting export of our
American jobs. Consumers are reacting and
Wall Street is typically ripping off America.
Bush, thus far, has not been able to cast
off this bad image he has earned. This will
result in his loss of presidency.
A danger point has been reached. If those
Wall Street crooks push prices lower, they
run a risk of kicking off serious recession
which will take two to five years for a
good recovery. Wall Street knows they will
not be able to continue ripping off America
if they do this.
Wall Street is flirting with initiating
a worldwide economic recession for the
sake of money and greed.
Later this year, if Wall Street does not
destroy all economies, we should see very
significant market rallies as elections
near. After elections and Kerry's win,
our markets should rally more which will
change the nature of usual Christmas low
prices and chances of good profit during
January of next year.
With those events, we are back into the
four year election cycle with markets
reacting to how Kerry does as president.
Kerry is a domestic president and leans
away from war. We should experience good
economic conditions under Kerry with a
risk of too much inflation, leading to
an eventual market crash.
I am curious if NASD providing Wall Street
with more time to conceal their crimes
is playing a part in current markets. It
would be of no surprise Wall Street is
taking advantage of this extra time to
commit more crimes against America.
Clearly I do not buy into this excuse making
by NASD on their time extension.
We are in serious danger. Should Wall Street
cut it too close on ripping off America, if
they lose control of prices, if markets
continue to crash, we are in for extremely
serious recession.
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