As we forecast the great bond crash of 20xx is now underway.
Every year the bond puts in a top early in the year, and then crashes down to a low something in June or July as stock rotations are served up for the small spec, to take on the excess shares that Wall Street wishes to unload as part of its "sell in May and go away" gambit.
And there it is.
Sometimes an intentional shaking of markets can build up feedbacks to the natural frequency of a thing, as Nikolas Tesla demonstrated. If the Wall Street wiseguys keep shaking the national economy, we might be in for a real earth-shaking finish to the year.
Wall Street is an impediment, a drain, a parasite on the real economy.
The banks must be restrained.
"The problem with movies and books is they make evil look glamorous, exciting, when it's no such thing. It's boring and it's depressing and it's stupid. Criminals are all after cheap thrills and easy money, and when they get them, all they want is more of the same, over and over. They're shallow, empty, boring people who couldn't give you five minutes of interesting conversation. Maybe some can be monkey-clever, some of the time, but they aren't hardly ever smart."
Dean Koontz