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What most people don't understand and will never understand about the stock market is that it's a proxy and is only tangentially related to the underlying equity of the stock. A stock exchange is like a shopping mall with tons of retailers varying in size.
What these retailers do is they pick up massive quantities of shares when a stock bottoms out - they buy wholesale - and then they will use their resources to create a marketing campaign to drive demand for their product. This brings buyers in to bid up the price of their wares.
Eventually the market gets saturated and they sell off the rest of their inventory while it's still worth more than they paid. The sheer volume of their sales puts downward pressure on the price of a stock which can cause mild to severe market panics.
When the price eventually finds some support the retailers will buy and sell large quantities within a tight range to whipsaw the remaining retail traders into selling. Once they've shaken the average Joe out of the market they pull out the stops and let it run again.
Any game worth playing is rigged, and the stock market is one of the highest stakes games in the world. This is how institutional finance makes their money - by manipulating the markets and suckering people into buying the goods they're selling.
The only trick is that this is often a very drawn out process that takes weeks to months to years to cycle. The best way to catalyze this process is to use the cover of world events to offload inventory. Markets always dip or crash depending on the severity of the headline.
So when the coronavirus first appeared in China it was a novel event that international finance quickly acted upon. They silently sold off their inventories and when the time was ripe greased the palms of the media and the politicians across the world to exacerbate the flu.
This is what caused the massive crash in the markets in March, months after the virus appeared. This was a once in a lifetime opportunity for the retailers to buy at firesale prices and make a killing trading it all the way back up. The coronavirus was a screw job like none other
You've all seen the balance sheet of the fed and the amazing wealth transfers that happened this year. That was all part of the ploy. International finance successfully used this novel event to hoodwink the people of the world into giving them everything you own, for ¢ on the $.
So, yeah, of course the virus was bullshit. It was never about the status of your health. They destroyed what small businesses were left in this country and consolidated the market share to corporations, whose stock momentarily plummeted and your broker panic sold to wholesalers.
This is merely another and even greater consolidation of the power of global corporatocracy, of Slavery Incorporated. The grand takeaway is this: your elites hate you, every single one of them. They want you broke, dead, your kids raped and brainwashed, and they think it's funny.
And that's how the world really works.
