This Entire Thing Is A Federal Reserve Managed Pump And Dump! By Gregory Mannarino

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  1. The only people left borrowing are banks borrowing off other banks to gamble in the stockmarket. The US consumer is quickly becoming a dinosaur. Socialism has now become the drug of the "mob" or majority as they extricate as much wealth as they can to keep up their false standard of living. They don't care if it is through borrowing, inflating or extortion via taxation. You can't prop up a destroyed economy forever with borrowing, interest rates, insider trading and currency printing.

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  2. Not necessarily, the stockmarket will start going down soon as unemployment continues to rise and consumer spending continues to drop. Besides the phony bond and stock markets, unemployment and underemployment reporting is the most corrupted of all. Broke people can't take on debt. The system is run completely on rehypothecating debt. Interest rates at zero and still nobody is borrowing for business or consumerism. Only people borrowing are short term traders. Pure corruption is all that is left

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  3. The Fed will just print 100 billion a month and up the ante to keep the game going. I cannot see anything that can be done to stop them unless the rest of the world pulls out of the game.

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  4. Greg…I hope it's a Fed Pump and Dump (I wish for it)…but I've seen the POWER of the FED and manipulation…these guys are professional and have all the money in the world to manipulate markets…and if too much money goes in…they will manipulate to extract it. YOU REALLY CAN perform magic with all the money and control…what number do you want to see in this column?…they can do that.

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  5. See, I'm in the camp of "slow burn"…slow burn on inflation… the only abrupt thing you'll see is the forced nature of the FED gaining control…pushing bond yields back down.

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  6. No, the federal reserve managed market CAN go on forever….I used to think like you Greg…but now I understand they ARE not loosing control….watch and see, in four months interest rates will be back down and stocks up….this is nothing, a break…before the next big event.

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  7. This guy is an idiot and anybody that follows him. If the Fed tapers bond purchases, then it will go back to it's normal motion of opposing the market, i.e. if the bond market goes up the stock market goes down and vice versa. That's to say if the Feds pull support away from the bond market, the bond market will tank and everybody will go into stocks making the market go higher. So rising rates when the Fed isn't supporting the market is good for stocks not bad.

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  8. Greg…I agree with your entire outlay of what happens when rising interest rates occur. However , I adamantly disagree…the FED will do WHATEVER, cut-throat measure to keep interest rates low. They CANNOT let interest rates rise ever and you WILL SEE never seen before magical rabbit tricks out of the hat to keep interest rates low…at least until the currency collapse reset. So STOP…no rise in interest rates ever, they won't allow it.

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  9. Bitcoin does not have a central anything, its all de-centralized.
    You mean one of the largest exchanges, but there is no central exchange for bitcoins, when you sell a bitcoin to a friend. its cryptographically shared with everyone and they see you sold your bitcoins from your wallet. No one bitcoin system can result in failure of bitcoin money. Its redundant since its based on open code and mesh communication.

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  10. Until interest rates establish a pattern and distinct direction I don't think we'll see any sustained changes in market leaders or sentiment. Choppy days? Sure, we've had plenty. But leadership hasn't changed for quite awhile. A major correction isn't likely until interest rates are firmly set on a new path.

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  11. Jim Sinclair posts on his site about how behind the curve America is on securing rare earth metals unlike China who is way ahead…in Africa. James Dines is even surprised how the USA just doesn't seem to care about securing rare earths. Without them, no smartphones, dvd players, weapons, etc.

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  12. The military requires many resources to keep it going. The world can easily cut off the resources the military devourers once the world tires of USA shenanigans. Its not the military that keeps things going, its the resources and the USA does not have enough at home to maintain the military.

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  13. The Bitcoin centrally controlled exchange MtGox has been raided by the Feds. New York authorities have raided another Bitcoin exchange. It is these exchanges and these exchanges only that set the bitcoin price. A powerful entity can always add computers to the bitcoin cloud to reek havoc if it wanted to. NSA is monitering all internet activity. Government can easily bring down bitcoins. Only cash and carry and the black market can evade government.

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  14. Keep preaching to the sheep Greg,,but need some sheep to eat post the crash..Just kidding, not a cannabal. All these Zombie shows have totally fooled the viewers who are being culled by chemtrails and the spraying of depleted uranium over our skies, along with nano rewiring of our DNA.

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  15. If they wanted to crash the dollar they could do it without beating around the bush and dragging things out. They have just lost control of it.

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  16. there is gonna be a window of opportunity when hyperinflation happens and then the feds will come to the rescue ,ya think?.
    so in your opinion what is the upside for the awake to take advantage of this loophole?

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  17. I would like to submit that the FED's actions are not based on Stupidity, but rather on Criminality. They have sold out the US DOLLAR! This whole thing is INTENTIONAL! They want to implement a new world currency.

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  18. You really don't seem to understand "WE" don't print anything. A private international banking corporation prints the GLOBAL CURRENCY. Congress gave up our government's power to print in 1913 with the Federal Reserve Act. The only thing "WE" contribute is attaching $17 trillion in national debt to the global currency.

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  19. We can't tell how much is spent on military because they are running multiple spreadsheets and have not been audited since 2001. Obama just extended to run without audits to 2017.

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  20. Dangerous maybe… but most UNFUNDED military on the planet. When you are $17 trillion in debt and tapped every credit source on the planet you can't fund a lemonade stand much less a large war.

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  21. WE… don't print a thing! We beg international bankers to print for us. BIG difference when a war breaks out. Most wars are lost by running out of funding then supply lines being cutoff. Credit is power and debt is weakness in a war. Our military is owned by international bankers and the US military will do only what THEY want. Most of our offensive "borrowed" money has been spent on corrupt defense contractor profiteering and NOT new technology. The DOD has not been audited since 2001.

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  22. LiveCheapAndProsper · Edit

    Still 200% higher than 2002. US burrows 43 cents for every dollar it spends so first needs to reduce total expenditure by at least 43% before even thinking about ending printing. Maintaining global trade currency is US only concern, fed pump and dump is all about fear driving USD higher before QE takes it down again. Without the global trade currency, US can't export inflation nor live off the petrodollar, it would have to rely on local taxes to pay for BIG government (employer of last resort).

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  23. Thanks Greg, I always look forward to what you have to say about the Markets each day. I've been worried for years about the collapse of the US Dollar & US economy. I was surprised when gold & silver began to drop 2.5 years ago, but never sold an ounce & bought a bit each month & more on the dips. I suspected a bottom in gold/silver/miners on 6/27 with gold bullish sentiment at ZERO & bought as much more as I could afford comfortably. Looks like we're in the end game now. A bit scary.

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