hisah wrote:lochaz-index wrote:Sure enough, June-July period was looking like a torrid time anyway you looked at it. The manipulators are getting too comfy at their game probably out of spite for the minions.
Brexit was a sure thing despite the fear mongering by the pro-EU crowd(establishment). Good to know the puppeteers are also betting their houses on a Brexit...what with the steel industry going down the tubes, record CAD since WWII, refugees crisis and increased terrorist attacks. Not a good outlook for the UK and GBP.
Q1 2016 felt very rigged all over the place. A lot does not add up. I get the feeling very many skeletons are about to bust out of the woodwork once this show gets rolling.
GBP futures has been showingsell side action since June 2014 just like oil. I've bearish GBP long term since then long before brexit. Their real estate is setting up for a major crash in the midst of Europe going down. Whichever way one looks at it Asia (expect Japan) remains the only safe bet in a decade's time. Advanced economies are in a very difficult moment. From population pyramids sagging at the wrong ends(inverted) thus increasing the strain on an already bloated social security schemes which have been bankrupted by ZIRP(for the last 10 years) and now NIRP. Not a pretty bunch.
Add the fact that almost every sector in the economy is or will be facing decreasing marginal returns from any extra cent of debt. Staying up is a seemingly herculean task.
Policy missteps like the tax hike in the UK hasten their imminent downfall. A decade long sell actions? Or probably longer?
The main purpose of the stock market is to make fools of as many people as possible.