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Zerohedge reports that Why You Should be Freaked Out
About the Stock Market.
(emphasis
mine) [my comment]
Why You Should be Freaked Out About the Stock Market
Submitted by Phoenix Capital Research on 03/25/2011
18:35 -0400
I doubt you will see this chart in the mainstream media
any time soon… if
EVER. [Agreed]
This is a chart of the US monetary base. In simple terms, it charts how much
money the Fed has pumped into the system (at
least that it admits). So it’s a kind of
visual of the Fed hitting the PANIC button: when
the monetary base explodes higher, the
Fed is FREAKING out.
You’ll note that during the Financial Crisis the Fed
didn’t do much until the autumn of 2008 when it pumped nearly $1
trillion into the system. Think
about that, the Fed didn’t go nuts pumping money
until the stuff REALLY hit the fan.
You’ll also note that there’s only one other time when the
monetary base went absolutely vertical: TODAY.
Indeed, the Fed has pumped nearly $500 billion
into the system since the start of 2011.
Don’t even try to tell me this is QE 2. If it was then the monetary
base should have spiked in late 2010, NOT in 2011.
No, this is the Fed FREAKING OUT about the financial system again. And it’s
a freak out on par with 2008.
So if you think that all is well “behind the scenes”
you’re in for a rude surprise. Something BIG is going down and it’s NOT good.
And rest assured, by the time the mainstream media
announces what it is, it will already be in full swing.
…
Fed’s Liabilities Broken Down (in billions)
Full Resolution
My reaction:
The Fed is FREAKING OUT.
1) The Fed has pumped nearly $500 billion into the system since the start of
2011.
2) All is NOT well “behind the scenes”. “Something BIG is
going down and it’s NOT good.”
Conclusion:
There is no recovery. As I said before, the world is headed towards a disconnect. The markets will freeze (a big “bank
holiday”),and, once people understand what is
going on, the dollar will be worthless.
By the time a Ponzi scheme is “officially confirmed”, it is
too late to do anything about it.
Eric de Carbonnel
Market Skeptics
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