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They are so terribly biased and deceitful in their reporting.
The DJIA dropped so hard because 10 year bond rates rose to their highest point in 5 years, promoting the idea of a rate increase, not the rate decrease they all want so bad.
If those interest rates increase, it will make it more expensive to borrow money. More expensive to borrow money, harder to do LBOs with debt. Less LBOs, less price inflation in the stock market. Less price inflation in the stock market, lower potential returns. Etc.
I mean, if those idiots were to report on the fundamentals of the US stock exchanges, they might have to explain how hedge funds, naked short selling, dark pools, and all that work. Somebody might then mention that many of these methods of making big money on the market are eerily similar to the market conditions in the late 1920's.
- What is a hedge fund now was an Investment Trust in the 20's. - Naked short selling existed in the 20's because actual certificates changed hands. In the digital age of 2007, there is no excuse for being able to short more shares of a stock than there are in existence. Yet it happens every day.
So they can rail against Iran all they like, it's just their latest way to distract from the real reason to get the hell out of the market. If you think things are great and invest your pretty 401k into the index funds, it helps them clear out at the higher prices.
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