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Politics : Ask Michael Burke -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: yard_man who wrote (77998)	3/16/2000 7:50:00 PM
From: Freedom Fighter	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 132070

Tippet, >>is that what happened today -- goodness!!<< The truth about what's happening is something that most people just don't care to speak about for career reasons. Almost everybody on Wall St. knows that the system is running out of control. Yet despite that they get on TV and hype it to death and promote it further. It's a giant chain letter. Wall St. is running it and the public is the sap. The bad part about it is that the Fed is supposed to keep these dirt bags under control. Intentionally or not, Greenjeans let the system get away from him a few years ago. Now he's in a position of not being able to do anything about it without risking a total meltdown. So every time the system has a convulsion, he inflates again and ramps it back up. Again, intentionally or not, he is aiding Wall ST., venture capitalists, options holding executives, certain big players etc.. pull off the greatest pillage of all time. Ultimately it will fail either due to runaway inflation or a currency crisis. In the mean time everyone is in bubble support mode. That means there's no limit to the lies that will be told, the amount of wealth that will be transferred, and the number of tricks that Uncle Sam will pull out his hat to keep it up. As far as today specifically, my guess is that there was a deliberate ramp over the last 2 days by parties unknown relating to futures positions and rolling them out. I do not believe it was a legit rally. There's no way in hell that I believe that what happened today and yesterday is some random event related to mutual fund inflows, portfolio shifts, or any other such ideas. It's pillage. Someone needed for the market to be up so they put it up. Wayne