I think the markets are a matter of national security and are propped up until they are not....which those same people will make money on the downside. We stopped having "markets some time ago" ...there is no fair price discovery....markets are now rigged....look at silver and gold at the comes being rigged with paper contracts which say what the price of these metals are.
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I understand your frustration. Have you heard of decay, contango, tracking errors, or standard deviation? When the so called people try to make money on the downside, they will have a much harder time because of these four hindrances. This is one of the reasons that the markets are rigged to the upside. The main reason that the markets are rigged to the upside is because the government receives more tax dollars from the good economy compared to a down economy.
Oh I agree 100%....these markets are rigged and I would say totally a "national security" operation so the xxx does not hit the fan. S&P earnings have been flat for 3 years...the PE ratios are way out of whack....and it's documented the "working capital group" of plunge protection team....when it comes down -- they know when and will be pulling the strings, policies and more.
What if this time the game is rigged to stay rigged and keep going up, like Venezuela? What if inflation became the new enemy instead of depression? If inflation became the media's next enemy, then the market would stop rising so fast. But, if crashes remain the fear that the media pushes, the market will never stop going up. It is a system that has never failed. It also seems like every time the news says "Russia" the market goes up 10 handles. Plus, the longer that Trump's approval ratings remain low, the further the market will go up. If the polls would admit the real approval rating of Trump, the markets would stop rising so fast. It is all fake fear propaganda to fool rookie investors and citizens of other countries.
Yes it could hyper-inflate to 100,000 --- but at the same time ---like Venezuela-- the US Dollar would be devalued and worth less than it is today. There are many moving parts to this nobody can truly project. The budget talks over the next 6-8 weeks determine what is the next step (IMHO).
Why does everybody focus on the negative. Just because every $1000 would be worth $1 after hyperinflation, the stock market would go up +100,000% also. So, if you invest $100, during the hyperinflation, your $100 would be worth $100,100. So basically the only way to avoid the deflation is to invest in stocks. But, for some reason the media and every commenter, writer, publisher, video creator, and author on the internet are scared of a market crash instead of trying to make back the devaluation through the market. People are stupid
I am investing for hyperinflation. At some point the market does come down. Especially when fundamentals are out of whack....these are just facts. However, pick a date is silly and it may have nothing to do with the market. It may have to with a global situation or a major bank failing in Europe etc.... This is what makes a market buyers and sellers.