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Waiting for the Market's Other Shoe to Drop

``Questioning whether the economy was stabilizing or relapsing, many investors started cashing out of positions, and the result was a short-lived but nonetheless sizeable selloff.``

Good article, however more than one inaccurate statement in it such as the one above seems to indicate that reality is not part of your propaganda. Not because of the the simple presence of inaccuracies, but because of the nature of the inaccuracies such as the one above. There has yet to be a selloff of ten percent in the S and P and I believe that is unprecedented in huge rallies such as this. The game has changed and those with the need to keep people engaged in THIS HIGHLY MANIPULATED MARKET like to pretend the old rules still exist; that this is a free market.

I hope people are done with the stock market scam and many financial professionals are put out to pasture. Why? Because I am a cold hearted SOB? No, Mr. Conrad, because that would tell me people are learning. I hope to keep a relatively high opinion of my fellow Americans` intelligence and that would be one indicator for me.

HOW MANY KICKS IN THE HEAD DOES ONE PERSON NEED BEFORE THEY LEAVE THE ROOM?

Mr. Conrad and his elk can`t lock the door to keep you in, and they know they can`t pretend the door does not exist. All they can do is pretend that what happens in the room is fair game and impossible to predict.
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