Market "Conspiracy Theories"

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#1

I put it in quotes because it isn’t necessarily a “Conspiracy Theory” if it turns out to be “Conspiracy Fact.”

For the most part, I think many of us are opening up to the fact that Wallstreet is bogus, “Smart Money” is a bunch of bullies, and Mainstream Media is there to control the masses with misdirection.

I figure here we can share that kind of DD, links, and theories we may have based on the general idea.

Here is what I was ranting about in my head. All speculation, Conspiracy pants and tinfoil hat @AlienMan:

" Just that the market is bogus and the “imminent correction” is going to happen, but in a controlled manner. Start things off with quad witching coming up.

“Oh no, market crash!”

Reality: “let’s screw over these options real quick and make some fat gainz in the process. Make it look like we are correcting, and then do a slow crawl down.”

Cramer mentioned something on Twitter about Sept. 17th crash stuff. Michael Burry is back with his Cassandra “No one believes my accurate predictions!” And his cryptic tweets. They know SOMETHING is about to happen, but may not be sharing all the details.

They can’t control everything, but they are going to try. In the process they are going to set up ways to maximize profits off retain on the way down.

A correction has been put off for a hot minute. Everyone knows it should be correcting, and probably crashing by now. Can-kicking.

Little holes in the dam being plugged with all the mini squeezes. It’s controlled to the best of MMs abilities, but they gotta relieve pressure in small areas to minimize losses. We’ve been seeing that, I think, with SPRT, BBIG, and others. I wouldn’t call them “MOASS distractions” because they distract Apes. I would say they are pressure release valves to delay MOASS.

BB ran with GME/AMC in Jan and AMC in June. With other meme stocks, of course. Market looked like hot garbage. Dam is about to burst."

#2

Yeah this wouldn’t surprise me at all. Its only a matter of time before something happens. What a crazy market we are in.

#3

All of this. If i’ve learned nothing, it’s that every level of gov has been infiltrated and is corrupt from the top down. They conspire and use the media to manipulate in wte direction that will benefit them the most.

Many have said that after this is all over they won’t ever invest in the market again. I would subscribe to this but i really believe the market will never be the same once this is all over. Who knows. Maybe the market might actually become what it was always supposed to be.

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#4

It sure is nice to read others opinions that so closely align with my own. I used to not pay any attention to stuff like this, I was kind of on autopilot. But over the last 10 years I’ve started to notice things with the media and the establishment that have thrown red flags. I’m at the point now that I’m convinced that pretty much the entire operation is a scam, not just the markets.

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#5

Yeah, I watched this YouTube video today, already shared it on a few platforms and with some individuals, but it is eerily similar to what we have been seeing in the market, just on a global scale.

#6

I don’t know. Whenever there’s a theory about high stakes joint efforts to accomplish this or that, it’s usually untrue. People just don’t have the capabilities to pull off things that big on global scales without whistleblowers and the likes, like microchips in vaccines or climate change as a scam or whatever. In such theories some may be true, but a lot may be untrue, making it difficult to know. Like there may be some corruption in the market right now, but I doubt everything reddit digs up is true. Concerning the video you posted, some of the stuff makes sense, like echo chambers, and trying to keep you glued. But I would say it’s not because of a joint effort to keep you there other than that’s how market powers and capitalism work as a whole. And even though internet may have developed platforms that may not be the best way to keep yourself updated on the real important stuff, internet is still better than sitting glued to some generic sit-com or whatever people did earlier. The internet does provide fantastic opportunities to learn and share, and build a global community, and have been responsible for possibly some very important breaking news and insight, and pressure on governments, that just wouldn’t have been possible when everything was run through national and state television, or radio, or newspapers.

I will end by saying that in a world with this much information, the best way for me personally to keep sane is to read books from real people (Steven Pinker, Yuval Noah Harari, Jared Diamond, Rutger Bregman, …), staying off social media, connecting with people in real life, and spending time in nature. And when this whole GME/AMC-saga is over, I will disconnect again.

Anyway, thanks for sharing. Off to see Dune:) Good luck in the markets while I’m gone.

#7

This was an interesting listen. I think his points get a bit extreme but some of them are definitely valid. For me, it reinforced the point of being careful where you get information from and to disconnect from it at times. Just like the fake Walmart announcement with Litecoin the other day… you never can be too careful where the info is coming from. It was also just a good reminder to disconnect from social media from time to time as well. Got some chills with the mention of the LifeLog termination and Facebook releasing same day. I have never liked “Zuckerborg,” but who knows what things he is up to these days…haha. :sweat_smile:

#8

didn’t want to muck up the amc thread but here seemed as good a place as any for this…

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#9

I want to believe it

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#10

ditto. It’s dated Oct. 15 so he has until next friday.

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