The Fed has never bought everything like they are now, just for starters. They are both vastly increasing the money supply and using the PPT to buy all markets at the same time.
The market is broken at the most basic level....finding market value. This is not simply a "pattern" you can time or dance around.
If the Fed didn't buy like that - equities would find their true value(certainly not DOW 23k with half the country shut down for a month), that is an honest risk/reward system. We have made the market being inflated artificially a national security issue and basically ended natural supply and demand forces in our own markets.
As a small investor you have to look at all that and know it is not being done on your behalf. If not, as I said before you are a cultist living in the 90s financially and ignoring the obvious future perils of these actions.
LOL...cultist.
Not sure what your definition of cultist is, but I believe investing in the stock market isn't the only way to accumulate wealth. You should know that by now if you've paid attention to my posts on the subject. And I am under no delusion that anything is being done on my behalf. Calling someone a "cultist" because they disagree with you is no argument at all.
Everything you said above is no different than what has already been said about the stock market throughout history: When abandoning the gold standard in 1973, with the creation of the PPT in 1988, with the creation of the TSLF in 2008, and so on and so forth. Same crap, different day.
There is currently no proof that the government is "using the PPT to buy all markets at the same time." It's a conspiracy theory.
Maybe it's true, but either way that would be no different than private bankers and financiers in the late 19th and early 20th century who, during financial panics, would step in to shore up the stock market with massive purchases. Same crap, different day.
