There will be a concerted effort to keep hammering at the market. The winds have changed because the Extraterrestrial Alliance is less interested in pumping up the market than in dumping on all the financial instruments they can, in keeping with their goal to impoverish humans as severely and painfully as they can arrange to happen. This is the year when everything will fall apart, and by that we mean pretty much everything. There are always some things that seem to escape or have minimal damage. But you are asking in general about the broad market and what we see is an appalling and growing weakness to cause a very severe downdraft, indeed. There will be relief rallies along the way, but the goal is to shake investor confidence in getting a full-scale bear market going and this will change thinking broadly because there has been a bull market cycle, seemingly for a longer than usual duration. So the bear, while terrifying and painful to live through, will be widely seen as overdue with attempts to sort of take it in stride. But, as usual with the engineered complacency, people will tend to ignore the warning signs, and even when this gets underway will be a deer in the headlights, unable to react and get out in order to preserve the bulk of their assets, clinging to the notion the best way to get through a downdraft is to just hold because eventually the market will rebound and return to new highs. While that has happened in the past, things are being set up to make that unlikely for a good long while.
So this era that is starting now will be the most important one to dodge if one can, by getting on the sidelines, and preferably into safer assets like gold as a safe haven store of wealth, especially because this is one of the things that will be engineered to soar. It will, by contrast, devalue the fiat currencies even more than would otherwise be the case. That orchestrated worsening will be quite toxic to financial security for most people because every other asset class than precious metals will have reduced valuation or slower growth due to so much money draining away from the world economy through devaluation of fiat currencies across the board. So while commodities will have higher valuations through being tangible assets, those will still be denominated in dollars or other fiat currencies, and so in relative terms to historic norms there will still be a haircut of reduction in valuation in a true sense. This is what we mean by there being nowhere to hide except for gold as the newly established monetary standard with the eventual triggering of the gold reset.
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