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Those who push and make markets have algorithms so in Europe they have up and down

up and down due to Covid and Brexit and negative rates, in the US they have what? negative

rates, up and down, covid issues, labor problems during this same period. So, the risk engines

tells investment firms to invest in Asia possibly parts of So. America which makes all the investment dollars pour into those markets "ballooning out higher and bigger bubbles".

They then sell out of those positions and baboom the markets crash in "China". You look

at any Chinese Markets now all down even as they show 4-6% growth when the West markets

show what as to GDP, Labor, etc.? That's right, zero or .50 growth or lower. China could easily

back Evergrande and others even if it's with two year financial backing but they're not so

people in the West say "Look how tough China is with their market playas in their makets!"

When in reality, these Evergrande myriads are just part of a larger game of thrones going

on between different owning families and bloodlines period.

Now, if as I think the Chinese are long term playas, they're already loading US Markets with

fists full of dollars they quietly place in the US Markets thereby creating this same effect now

in US Markets even as the Fed continues to blow up the bubbles as well with Fed buying and

dollar proclivities in the markets flowing out. These bankers though are smart enough to have

reduced the M-1 and M-2 supplies so that there are less dollars chasing everything as contended

but more so digital purchases with digital money for those purchases in the US. So, one argues

that too many dollars are chasing too little supplies and yet the actual dollars in the system being

used are nominal at best thereby reducing the risks of hyperinflation as many are saying will

happen. I think the Fed and many banks inclusive of the Chinese family lines so banks are all

doing these infusions etc. to prop up the markets because if the markets "actually fail" then

there will be demand for new markets and so access to new ownership/owners which they

do not want either. If you will Evergrande is the Chinese families paying back what the other

side says they stole but not in terms of assets but more so a perceived ding on their own market

integrity. These families, all of them around the world, go by those treaties among and between

them, so if you do then you will and do accept any retribution for past perceived affronts by

the other owners/families because they are all squabbling and think they are being slighted

in some way and yet they have lost their minds and not looking at the much bigger picture

unfolding in front and around them. In this, this is almost like a suicide pact among theives

and pirates and "yes" they abide by those rules and agreements or lose their standing and

position in those highly desired status circles of quote unquote power.

Most folks investing in US Markets typically look at these markets as "US" or American

Markets and yet to the circles of power and families etc. they are "their markets" and

investments as agreed upon. Let's take a deep dive right now, the Saudi's and their

families supporting them and many other oil producers "expect" certain positive positions

out of the US Markets and have trillions invested in those markets, what can they do to

those markets with simple whispers of orders to sell away? So, you see that our US Markets,

while we typically see them as such are certainly not ours alone and investing "owners" from

all over the world that "expect and will get" what their agreed price is regardless of those

things swirling around. If they really try to burn the US Markets whatever part thereof they

end up shooting themselves in the feet, hands and face as they are integrally related to all

markets and resulting pull backs or falling results as it pertains to those markets.

And, if things get too hot to handle at any time, they'll then move at that time to digital

currencies and forgo any potential loss of control of the markets and the financials.

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