How screwed up the market really is!

[slow to learn]

Ok, here is my thoughts the market closed up today @ 12767.17 up 115.26 points and =0.91% because of rummer that the European central banks are going to bailout Greece! So investors pour money into the market because the central banks exploit a nation by a bailout? But the bailouts by the central banks come with a very high price. Every time the central bank lends a nation money it takes treasury note as security right? So what backs these treasury notes? Well a nation assets and resources back the treasury notes! Also the money the central banks use to lend the nation is money fabricated at no expense to the central bank! Its money created form the fractional banking system that really only exists as digits on a computer screen or money embezzled from nations though inflationary and deflationary turbulence! Then they dive the nation deeper into there debt though the interest imposed on them.

Ok I'm no rocket scientist or an economic genius but I even know that this only creates more problems for that nation down the road! Its like qualifying for and credit card at a higher interest to pay off an existing card! And this is a reason for the markets to rally today???? How screwed up are we??????

The central banks made it possible for Greece to get into the situation there in just to bail them out? The central banks create the inflationary turn of events though there monetary policies to get a nation into fanatical trouble just to buy there assets and resources for pennies on the dollar with money they created form nothing!

Now tell me how gold and silver isn't going to skyrocket after the central banks are done exploiting every nation of the world just to buy them for pennies!

[agsilverbear]

I'm not a big fan of suffering but a part of me eagerly awaits the probable catastrophic implosion of the current monetary system, and all of the evils it carries along with it. I don't want to see anyone suffer, starve, or die. I just want the corruption to be swept away. But it doesn't matter what I want, it's coming anyway. I hope that what replaces it is at least more honest, and less oppressive than what we have now.

[Ivan]

Looks like the market knows the outcome of June 17.

[Viper_99]

(06-15-2012 07:34 PM)agsilverbear Wrote:  I'm not a big fan of suffering but a part of me eagerly awaits the probable catastrophic implosion of the current monetary system, and all of the evils it carries along with it. I don't want to see anyone suffer, starve, or die. I just want the corruption to be swept away. But it doesn't matter what I want, it's coming anyway. I hope that what replaces it is at least more honest, and less oppressive than what we have now.

I am with you on this one but I have a nagging fear that an economic crisis will not change the holders of power. They will use a black swan even to blame the crisis on and cling to power even if they have to plunge us into world war. They know the end of their system is coming to an end and have already planned how they will maintain power. Sorry to be so negative about our future.