MANIPULATION OF MARKETS THE SECRET BEHIND SECRET SOCIETIES.
MANIPULATION OF MARKETS THE SECRET BEHIND SECRET SOCIETIES.
JANUARY 15, 2008. Here is another backgrounder for my upcoming January 24th tele-seminar, THE SECRET BEHIND SECRET SOCIETIES.
When it comes to trading markets, we are dealing with three basic categories: stocks& bonds; commodities; and currencies (money). The Formula of the Secret Society, in this case, involves the premise that all price shifts are the result of “consumer demand.”
The stock of company A rises or falls based on buyers versus sellers. More buyers=higher stock price. More sellers=dropping stock price.
This premise gives the appearance of authenticity. This premise is an invention that shapes the popular perception of reality.
However, in the long run, something else is going on. Insiders choose, for example, a stock, and take the price down by selling it in great quantity. Then they buy it at the low price. They keep it there. Nice and low. They keep it there long enough to discourage many people who own the stock. Those people sell their shares, and the insiders scoop them up. When the insiders are ready, they begin to take the price up.
Along the way, there will typically be several false starts (an upsurge followed by a collapse), and those brave people who are still holding the stock become fearful and sell—and the insiders buy. Now, the insiders take the stock for a long ride up. They make profit all the way…
Notice that this inside manipulation has nothing to do with the intrinsic value of the company whose stock is being taken for a ride. Various reasons (lies) are given for the upward surge.
We are looking at virtual reality. A story is being made up about why the stock has gained value. That story is laid on top of the (false) assumption that stock price is a function of consumer demand. So we have two false tales. But the profits are quite real, and the insiders acquire the lion’s share of those.
How would you like to be able to cherry pick certain stocks, commodities, and currencies, and direct their price, making profit all the way? You would make many millions of dollars. Even billions.
Success in this venture depends on painting a picture for the masses; a picture that “makes sense” and is bolstered by media.
In the area of currency trading—the dollar versus the pound, the yen versus the franc, etc.—the relative value of national currencies can be exploited for political purposes. The currency of a nation can be taken down into the basement and left there, as a warning to stop engaging in certain behavior that runs counter to the wishes of the Globalist Club.
What happens when the small investor, who is looking to augment his income and provide for his family, is caught the wrong way in a squeeze play? What happens when he looks at the value of a company and decides that, rationally, the stock of that company should go up? What happens when he enters the market at the moment when the insiders are taking the stock price down? The small investor loses his hard-earned money—and THEN he tells himself a story to explain his loss—he tells himself a story that is in line with the fictions being invented by the insiders and their minions to satisfy the suckers. It’s a cruel game, and it’s all based on virtual reality and the Formula of the Secret Society.
In general, the Formula of the Secret Society IS a virtual reality laid on the world like a grid, a picture, a mural. It is bolstered by years and decades and centuries of “expert opinion” and media repetition.
But we can lift the veils from our eyes.
JON RAPPOPORT www.nomorefakenews.com
MANIPULATION OF MARKETS THE SECRET BEHIND SECRET SOCIETIES.