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Strategies & Market Trends : The Epic American Credit and Bond Bubble Laboratory -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: kris b who wrote (71565)	10/10/2006 1:33:42 AM
From: bart13	Respond to of 110194

Thanks. Great job. I have been trying to figure out for a while who is really controlling the world liquidity. The charts are "frightening". Will the market be ever allowed to function freely? You're welcome and thanks too. I appreciate the feedback. You & me both on world liquidity, but I think I'm beginning to get small handle on it... and who knows when some other zinger will get thrown my way too. I also only have in depth understanding on the Fed, and even there I wish I knew a lot more. I'm doing ok on the BoJ and next up is the ECB. Very rough question on free markets, since its based on much more complex issues like politics and elites and pig men and the whole conspiracy/cabal/cartel set of issues... I mostly just try and avoid the area, other than noting that evil does exist. I have enough trouble as it is with the whole tinfoil hat issue or folk even simply believing what they're seeing... and it took me a while to believe it as much as I do now too. Also, there are multiple times that the pumping and interference is low. And it is "natural" for markets to go up during inflation or free market periods too. My take is basically that at least knowing about the interference makes it that much less of a chance of even more folk being victimized by that interference - including myself. As an aside, if anyone tracking with these charts and what I'm saying isn't upset or in despair or scared or bummed or similar - well, in my opinion they're not human. This stuff has torn me up more than once over the last year or so as I've done the research and testing.