The American Mindset, The Election and The Stock Market

The stock market is being elevated by any means possible. The method is sophisticated. I  have explained in an earlier article how the ALGOs carry out management of the market level over all averages and individual stocks. Their profit comes from skimming and sabotaging of unwitting large and small traders as well as hedge funds. Basically, the Deep State is the stock market. A bear market will destroy the power structure of the world. Can a stock market crash be prevented? Yes, but for that to happen, the Deep State must be extremely lucky. and they are indeed prone to good luck. The Corona Virus is the only shock they have  have experienced in all of the years this has been going on. Chances are that the market will crash, however. For a stock market to be permanently in a bull trend when an entire economy collapses is close to impossible. Chances better that we will see martial law imposed and selling not allowed, than there is that all markets will continue moving higher. For sure, the Deep Stated will find some way to save themselves bu changing public policy.

American Mindset

Politics is dominated by two groups, right and left. Both are consumed with maladaptive behavior. Neither the left nor the right has ever gotten anything  net from government. They never will. Government does not do those things, although belief is that they eventually.

 

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The American Mindset

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The stock market is being elevated by any means possible. The method is sophisticated. I  have explained in an earlier article how the ALGOs carry out management of the market level over all averages and individual stocks. Their profit comes from skimming and the sabotaging of unwitting large and small traders as well as hedge funds. Basically, the Deep State is the stock market. A bear market will destroy the power structure of the world. Can a stock market crash be prevented? Yes, but for that to happen, the Deep State must be extremely lucky. and they are indeed prone to good luck. The Corona Virus is the only shock they have  have experienced in all of the years this has been going on. Chances are that the market will crash. However, for a stock market to remain permanently in a bull trend when an entire economy collapses is close to impossible. Chances better that we will see martial law imposed and selling not allowed, than there is that all markets will continue moving higher. For sure, the Deep Stated will find some way to save themselves by changing public policy.

American Mindset

Politics is dominated by two groups, right and left. Both are consumed with maladaptive behavior. Neither the left nor the right has ever gotten anything  net from government. They never will. Government does not do those things, although belief is that they eventually will.

Voters describe themselves with lofty terms. We have patriots on the right and progressives on the left. Democrats embrace Marxist style socialism. Republicans embrace modern socialism and they love Donald Trump for guiding them in that direction. They call it capitalism. There are no free market voters. There are no free market candidates.

There are two basic ways to distribute resources in an economy. There is price and there is political power. With Marxist style socialism, who gets the most depends upon who has the most political power. The same is true of modern socialism With classic socialism no one comes out ahead other than those at the very top. With modern socialism, the rich lobby for more government spending, that transfers income from the bottom to the top. Everyone loses in the end regardless. Voters are good with one system or the other. Modern socialism is already entrenched and has killed the economy off at the bottom. The misery will climb the income ladder until all are destroyed.

Who will voters vote for? It really doesn’t matter because each side only hears words. What do voters want? While hollering slogans like “We The People” or “Make America great again Trump supporters are gleefully promoting their own poverty while pointing fingers at the other side. In every presidential race I have followed, no winner has ever done anything that has helped his supporters. The 2020 election will not be any different.

What oo folks want? Mostly they want a leader who will make life’s most important decisions for them. No voter or politician has even suggested cutting spending or closing government agencies.

Politics is not a a game where the larger thinking brain is disengaged. That brain is for interpreting poetry or doing math. Politics is an animal brain activity. When it starts, the thinking brain goes on vacation. The animal or survival brain takes over because politics actually is a survival based activity. In that mode, the animal brain pushes the thinking brain out of the way and takes charge.

Listen to political discourse. Do you ever hear anything except superficial arguments? Is there any discussion about what will be good for the country based on deferred gratification? Are there any sentient arguments? No. If you ever hear, let me know because I haven’t heard any. One counter example, although potentially interesting, doesn’t change anything. The higher brain is never spoken to in politics. Truth is not part of politics at all.

Any political argument you hear will be focused on getting you to change your mind without thinking. Much is said about the “Black Lives Matter” movement. The truth is that no lives matter at the aggregate level. Out lawmakers have no trouble sending American youth to fight and die promoting corporate interests. Don’t tell me that our national Corona virus initiative has anything to do with saving lives of Americans.

What we have are two groups of American voters volunteering for slavery. They will get what they are asking for.

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Affirmative Stock Market Engineering War Room Part 1

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There is little doubt in the minds of those who think critically that Federal Reserve monetary policy has  been and is used to elevate asset prices, especially stocks. While true, Federal Reserve policy is only part of the picture. What we actually have is what amounts to a stock market engineering war room, even though there is not an actual room where all of the manipulation thought of is put in place.

How do I know this? Well, I don’t based on any facts at my disposal. I have no such facts. Why would I? If I could demonstrate factually that the stock market is being purposefully engineered higher due to an organized effort, everyone would know what I know and it would stop. The fact is that in the present moment, no one has any facts as to what all others in the world are thinking and doing.  Insight based on human behavior in terms of knowing what powerful people are prone to do based on self interest, in fact turns out to be the best tool for determining what is going on in the world under the public’s radar.  I don’t use facts for this type of analysis because there aren’t any specific facts. The facts I do use are present eternally and are not part of standard economic dogma. It is a fact that self interest is the only relevant incentive when it comes to behavior in large aggregations of people. It doesn’t work that way in families and other close nit groups.

I start with the word suppose. Lets suppose for sake of example, how the stock market would be rigged if it was. Then entertain a few questions. Would wealthy powerful people rig the stock market if they could?  They certainly have the means. Then, assuming they could, would they? Why would they not? Would it be in their best interest to do so? Only self interest drives aggregate behavior. It only makes sense that they would.

In the years leading up to the crash of 1929, there were countless successful efforts to rig stocks. J.P. Morgan himself managed to single handedly temporarily turn the stock market up during the 1929 crash.  There are many precedents.

Modern stock market manipulation started in a big way when the Reagan administration, began tampering with the financial markets. Today, stock prices are micro managed.

As High Frequency Trading Firms (HFTs)  have evolved, they have become a critical tool for top down management of stock prices.  From the beginning, these firms , have derived their earnings by exploiting and sabotaging the trades of honest investors, large and small.  In order to do this, they must operate in a politically compatible atmosphere. If they cause and maintain uptrend that is fine. Who will complain? Driving the market down would be a completely intolerable activity. Driving the stock market up is fine. A rising stock market  is always good for incumbent politicians who practice the art of not knowing.

HFTs manage stock prices on a tic by tic basis. Prior to their advent, intraday charts looked much differently. The chart below from 2010 is an intraday chart of the Dow.  Notice that it looks like a typical candle stick chart.

This is what an intraday chart of the Dow looks on a day in 2020.

The difference is that the second chart is the result of a mechanical trading system. Traders are familiar with various chart patterns, like head and shoulders, flag, pennant, rising wedge, declining wedge and so on. The psychology behind these patterns is explained in the classic, Technical Analysis of Stock Trends, Edwards and Magee. Technical analysis evolved as an explanation of stock prices as they occur in a free market setting.  Replace the free market aspect with a mechanical system and a different kind of pattern is the result. A good name for this pattern would be something like the Deep State Snake. There is always a lot of chaos in a free and open stock market. There are stops, starts and mini panics with respect to both sides of the market. Only a mechanical system is capable of removing these kinds of things from a free and open market.

On this particular day, the market gapped up.  Rarely does the market not gap up or down significantly. This sets the tone for the day. Regardless of whether or not the gap is up or down, rarely is the shape of the chart much different. A gap down is to draw in shorts to begin squeezing starting shortly after the first hour’s trading is finished. There is generally a dip at about this time, almost without exception. Goal one is to close at the high for the day, even though it appears all through the day that bulls are struggling and the market seems about to fall off a cliff. Actually the market is purposefully made to tread water for the body of the day. There are trial rallies during the body of the day. After snaking up and down throughout the trading day, it is always banged at the close.

If the averages cannot close at the high, the second choice is to close above the open and for sure not down for the day. At critical junctures like at significant moving averages or trendlines we see what I call an up no matter what day. Short squeezing, news announcements, speeches, buying outright and everything else is employed to make sure that nothing technical occurs that might draw in more volume on the sell side. Profits are not allowed in bearish positions because with that, bears can increase their positions and contribute to supply.

Big tech collects information on everyone. Why would the ALGOs not track every open position, account history of every retail customer and anything else they have access to. Do the retail firms mind? Why would they? They get paid every time the ALGOs run one of their customer’s stops. It is open season on individual investors.

The ALGOs claim to be necessary for market liquidity. What they do is make certain the the preponderance of liquidity is on the buy side of the market. They have the best market technicians on staff and their function is to fleece honest traders.

The only times the ALGOs cannot park the averages higher on a given day is when there is a shock to the financial markets, or when longer term holdings come on the market. The market can be manipulated if volume is light so a culture of intraday trading is cultivated to prevent that from happening. There is an old Wall Street adage some might remember. “The market needs volume to rise. Without volume the market will fall on its own weight.” The relationship between price and volume has reversed. That is because a mechanical system now decides stock price outcomes. It has been this way for many years now. People are used to it but free markets don’t work that way.

The ALGOs can change the order sequence flow so that buy orders and sell orders hit the floor in whatever pattern suits them. Perhaps the most necessary aspect of any free market is that all buyers and sellers, as much as possible have the same information. We know have a centrally planned stock market. Any economic stimulus requires removing one or more free market attributes in order to make the system function on paper. Where the overall economy is concerned, stimulus provides no net benefit effect to the economy and just transfers wealth towards the political class. Intervention in the stock market works just as it is intended to because the goal of everyone benefiting is not present.

For manipulating the stock market, high frequent trading firms are highly successful. They are also the most hands on manipulation tools and the only ones that with a high degree of visibility. Their contribution is also easy to understand. This is part one of a series of articles on stock market manipulation.

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What Is Most Relevant In These Trying Times

Are Americans crazy? I say no. What we
can see is mal-adaptive behavior. As
previously mentioned the evolution of free
markets and democratic systems, in terms of
economics is of greater influence than the
invention of the wheel.

What we are seeing worldwide are
populations consumed and absorbed in
instinctive behavior. The emergence of free
markets and democratic principles changes
the way mankind reasons intellectually. It
does not change the adherence to instinctive
behavior.

So, what human thoughts and behaviors with respect to politics and economics are
caused by instinctive behavior and are not sourced in reasoning? Virtually all of them.

1.) It is deemed patriotic to enthusiastically, support whatever national initiative leaders come up with. It is deemed unpatriotic to do otherwise. This is exactly what a totalitarian system calls for. Following the leader like children amounts to volunteering for slavery. In mankind’s DNA, this is the path to follow. Thoughts change faster than the ability of DNA to adapt.

2.) A central authority is what determines what is truth and all who disagree are rejecting what is good. What modern censorship does is squelch independent thought with dialog deemed to be the only truth as it is spoken by those deemed to know, even though they don’t.

3.) All of citizen’s basic and most important decisions are made by whatever central authority they have at their disposal. Is that really mankind’s preference? It is not intellectually, but it is not the thinking brain which makes political decisions. It is the animal brain. Folks vote for this system over and over again.

These are only three of the mal-adaptive behaviors that are destroying the country. Any
complete list would be longer than my arm.

So what we have is a huge gap between what the thinking brain can figure out and what the instinctive animal brain directs us all to do. Must we be herd animals? No we don’t have to be.The thinking brain can override the animal brain. If there is no thinking or no thinking encouraged, the animal brain gets its way. Americans are not thinking and those within the power structure are happy to have it that way. I will say that suffering activates the thinking brain.

The American mind set is such that what is right is deemed wrong and what is wrong is deemed right. The system is going to collapse because the American mindset is such that forward progress is not now possible.

Is there anything an individual can do? Personally, I can’t think of a thing. But we all must
realize that we are in an every man for himself situation. It does make sense to assume this
posture as early as possible.

Folks are wondering about why the stock market is still doing so well. The stock market is strong because it is not allowed to be otherwise. This will change. When it does, understand that there will be monumental heroic efforts to save it. This may include something like nationalizing parts of the tech industry so that all of the insiders lose little or no value.

Basically, our government actually actually is, the group that governs our government and
through our government governs us all. So are we dealing with a worldwide crime syndicate?

Well, the New York mob never placed formal notifications that they were in existence and that crime was their business model. Just a few of the world’s richest citizens have more power and influence than all of the world’s governments put together. So, do we need to wait until the elite make a formal announcement, that they are they are functioning as a crime syndicate and plan on continuing? Or, do we go with what we see that is completely obvious to anyone with the courage to look?

So, that is it in a nutshell. Expect the worst and you won’t be disappointed.

 

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Affirmative Stock Market Engineering War Room

There is little doubt in the minds of those who think critically that Federal Reserve monetary policy has  been and is used to elevate asset prices, especially stocks. While true, Federal Reserve policy is only part of the picture. What we actually have is what amounts to a stock market engineering war room, even though there is not an actual room where all of the manipulation thought of is put in place.

How do I know this? Well, I don’t based on any facts at my disposal. I have no such facts. Why would I? If I could demonstrate factually that the stock market is being purposefully engineered higher due to an organized effort, everyone would know what I know and it would stop. The fact is that in the present moment, no one has any facts as to what all others in the world are thinking and doing.  Insight based on human behavior in terms of knowing what powerful people are prone to do based on self interest, in fact turns out to be the best tool for determining what is going on in the world under a the public’s radar.  I don’t use facts for this type of analysis because there aren’t any specific facts. The facts that I do use are present eternally and are not part of economic standard dogma. It is a fact that self interest is the only relevant incentive when it comes to behavior in large aggregations of people. It doesn’t work that way in families and other close nit groups.

I start with the word suppose. Lets suppose for sake of example, how the stock market would be rigged if it was. Then entertain a few questions? Would wealthy powerful people rig the stock market if they could?  They certainly have the means. Then, assuming they could, would they? Why would they not? Would it be in their best interest to do so? Only self interest drives aggregate behavior. It only makes sense that they would.

In the years leading up to the crash of 1929, there were countless successful efforts to rig stocks. J.P. Morgan himself managed to single handedly temporarily turn the stock market up during the 1929 crash.  There are many precedents.

Modern stock market manipulation began when the Reagan administration, began tampering with the financial markets.

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Stewards Of Your Lives

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No activity on earth is as lucrative as serving as the steward of lives of others. At this historical juncture corporations such as big tech, big pharma, big health insurance and big banks are positioning themselves to function as stewards of the American people.

Why is information about hydroxychloroquine, vitamin c, zinc and other anti viral substances being censored by organizations with no previous history of censoring anything? Why at this unique period of time in history? What is the emergency in keeping these perfectly legal drugs and supplements out of the bodies of American citizens?

There is no other reason  than that the success of inexpensive remedies would deem a mandatory vaccine for all Americans unnecessary. As stewards of your lives, big pharma and big health insurance would be guaranteed massive automatic windfalls  as far into the future as can be fathomed. Big tech and big banks are also poised to serve as your stewards in other areas. All of the involved corporations maintain symbiotic relationships with one another, government and media. So, there is an ongoing cooperative effort to keep any information out of the  public’s awareness that might prevent people from  accepting the the worlds largest corporations as their stewards.

The question is, how successful will these organizations be in their endeavors? Odds are in their favor. Behavior in the political arena is universally misunderstood. When votes are cast voters are actually choosing others to make decisions for them and guarantee their security. The number of those who prefer that representatives serve as delegates can be rounded off to zero.  That which makes folks feel safe, secure and unthreatened reduces our overall standard of living dramatically.

Modern man does not understand natural law. Ancient scholars did and most of what they discovered has been lost. Contrary to popular opinion, ancient scriptures were not totally focused on God and religion. Each story serves as a model of natural law. What do ordinary people do when they find themselves in the circumstance of being free? They seek out stewards of their lives. They bargain away what freedom they have in return for comfort and security. Samuel 8:1 explains how this works as well what it costs in just a few words. The situation explained has reoccurred countless times throughout history. The outcome is always the same.

Still there are those who value life as a free person so much that they are prefer to make their own decisions and take their own risks. Does freedom stand a chance?

If mankind as a whole is going to be free, those who want it that way will have to impose freedom on all others. This requires forcing others to make their own decisions and take their own risks independently of government.  Those who value freedom highly are seriously outnumbered just as they were in the ancient writing.

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Walmart is the Opiate of the Masses

 

 

By Steve Quillian, Woodwindow Makeover

“Yes, resistance should have begun right there, at the moment of the arrest itself.

But it did not begin.”

Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn

The past couple of weeks have reflected some type of dystopian future that’s supposed to be the backdrop for a bestselling novel.

Everyone is acting normal.  I’m at my middle son’s football practice.  The adults are quarantined behind a chain link fence talking amongst each other like you’d figure they would.  On the other side are various age groups of youth, running obvious football drills.  Kinda.  The coach blows the whistle and my kid runs through a ladder drill, fakes to the left and shoots diagonally upfield.  Flying through the air, the coach throws a bright yellow tennis ball in his direction. Will he catch it?  Probably.  I look over at my brother-in-law, Scott, “what’s with the tennis balls? Some sort of agility drill or something?” Maybe the point is that if they can catch a tennis ball, a football should be easy.  Maybe that’s the point?  What do I know? I’m not a football coach. “No,” Scott explained, “They’re using tennis balls because footballs are against the rules for now.  You know.  You can catch Covid from throwing a football, but not a tennis ball.  It’s pretty stupid.”  Meanwhile, the adults carry on, not saying anything, acting like “Yellow tennis balls.  That’s normal.  Whatever. I’m just waiting here chatting it up waiting for my kid so I can go home and cook dinner.  I’m glad he gets to play.”

“How’s Pops?”  Scott’s dad, my father-in-law was diagnosed with brain cancer over a year ago, went through surgery to remove a lemon sized mass, underwent an initial round of brutal chemo treatments and just went through a second, more maintenance kind of  round.  A few weekends ago, on a Saturday night he called Shelley about an excruciating pain in his gut and she rushed over there to find out he hadn’t been taking his meds as prescribed.  Par for the course.  His short memory is no longer what it could be, especially since the cancer. We have to keep on him.  But sometimes he’s doing so well that our kids stay the night. Sometimes several nights in a row. It’s easy to take his memory for granted.  Still.  It’s not getting any better.  Meds straightened out, she came back home.  Sunday went by without any complications, but Monday morning, early before the sun, my phone rang and startled me.  I missed the call. So had Shelley.  It was Scott.  I messaged back and asked if everything was ok and it wasn’t.  An ambulance just came for Pops.  The pain in his stomach reached unbearable.  “Still no updates.  I’m hoping he gets to come home this weekend.”  Nobody is allowed to go see him at the hospital. We have real problems getting updates from the staff.  Pops’ memory is going, so he can’t remember to tell Shelley what the doctor said.  She calls several times throughout the day.  Several times at night.  Sometimes she gets answers, sometimes she doesn’t.  Meanwhile pops is alone and surrounded by strangers.

Practice ends and we go home, but Shelley needs some supplies for dinner.  Off to Walmart I go.  It’s the nearest grocery store.  It used to be open 24 hours but now it closes at 8:30 so I gotta get there before they close.

Why don’t I resist? Why don’t I stand up and say something? Why don’t I declare how blatantly ridiculous the idea of playing football with tennis balls is? Everybody knows that playing football with tennis balls is for chumps.  But guess what? We’re all chumps, going along with it. Obviously practicing with a football would spread Covid 19 and kill someone, but tennis balls won’t. Why do we capitulate? We aren’t idiots.  Is it for the sake of our kids? Is it for the sake of ourselves? Do we not want to make a scene? We surely don’t want to offend anyone, especially those militant people on Facebook. For all I know, you are one of them. Our kids need to get out and do something so bad that at this point, we’ll take anything.  Surely the suited bureaucrats telling us how to now practice football are right, aren’t they? And have our best interest in mind, don’t they? Surely they do! I could make a sign that says “Wake up! Playing football with tennis balls is stupid!” or “Playing with imaginary defenders is stupid!”  Because that’s a new rule now too.  You can’t have someone opposite you trying to keep you from catching the tennis ball.  I am trading my common sense for what?  What are we getting in return?  I don’t make my sign.  I don’t make a scene.

I did the math yesterday, August 2, 2020.  There are 328,200,000 people in the United States and 151,265 people have died from the new Covid 19 virus.  That amounts to about .0046% of the population.  What you do with those facts is up to you.

Set markers six feet apart and crack the whip at the kids who don’t comply. You comply, so you should teach the kids to comply.  That way you have company in your misery. They can share in your complicity, so they learn that they shouldn’t refuse stupidity either.  They have tricked us into playing by rules we all know are stupid. A surveillant perched somewhere beyond view, wrings their hands, chuckles and reports to the superiors, “That was too easy.  What should I try next?” Three months time is all it took to convince the nation that practicing football with tennis balls and imaginary opponents is sane and makes sense! ”

But go to Walmart and you can put your hands all over whatever you like. Test run any ball, football, soccer, tennis, baseball.  I can pick up and inspect tomatoes, bananas, onions and cilantro. I need some baby wipes but the box I pick up is partially crushed, so I put it back and grab the better one. I check out and touch the same screen that two hundred and forty seven people before me have touched today.   I have a mask on though. So it’s okay.

Karl Marx made a case that religion is the opiate of the masses. He was wrong.  It’s Walmart. He had no idea it wouldn’t be religion.  As long as I can go to Walmart my son can substitute a tennis ball for a football and play against imaginary defenders.  My father-in-law can lay dying alone in a hospital but because I can go to Walmart nobody stands up. Nobody screams, nobody says anything. Everyone watches as a mysterious and ghastly, subtle invisible entity removes your existence one football at a time.

You scour the house looking for something you know you had. It was here yesterday wasn’t it? You ask the kids. Where did it go? The wife puzzles with you. How long has it been gone?  We don’t know.  We weren’t even paying attention.  We wonder if we even owned such a thing that disappeared so definitely, so silently! When an intruder breaks in and my house is robbed. I immediately know the TV is gone.  Nobody could ever take my phone. I’d notice that within minutes.  Months go by and one by one you realize other things are missing.  More and more, things you used to take for granted are gone. “Did I misplace it or was it taken with the TV?” You don’t really know. They will take the TV and everything else from underneath you, leaving you in nothing but your undergarments, standing barefoot in the snow, loading onto a cattle car. You don’t know how you got here. You don’t know where it all went. You don’t know how long it’s been gone. All of a sudden you’re alone and your only hope left is in the State. All your resources gone, no longer able to care for your business, community, family, yourself. As you despairingly ascend the ramp to be with the others, a guard with a sinister grin tosses you an old yellow tennis ball.  You hold onto it because you should have known, it wasn’t really all of a sudden.  You felt it coming.  You should have spoken up when you had the chance.  The car jostles as it begins to creep down the track. It disappears into the distance, taking you with it never to be seen again. After all they know better than you.

It all started long ago with your son playing football with tennis balls against imaginary defenders, and your father-in-law dying alone in the hospital, and me going through the produce at Walmart.

In the background can hear the echos of a song when the wind blows it your direction . It’s the Eurythmics. Sweet dreams are made of these… This is the Hell that’s been coming all along.

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