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Are The Markets Being Manipulated To Convert Stocks To Cash In Yet Another Stealth Strategy To Aid The Banksters (And Will It Backfire On The FED?)
lewrockwell.com / By Bill Sardi / October 3, 2015
After CNN MONEY published a report entitled “Cash Is King. It’s Better Than Stocks Or Bonds In 2015,” this observer believes there is an unreported rush to withdraw funds from the markets. [CNN Money]
Mebane Faber of Cambria Investments advises investors to get out of the markets completely. He says the last time market indicators pointed in this direction was during the financial collapse of 2008. [Marketwatch]
If investors are pulling their money out of the markets, banks would report record increases in deposits. But 3rd Quarter data on bank reserves will not be reported for some time, so we have no confirmation of this at the present time. An article at Forbes.com says the deposit base of all US commercial banks is currently at a record high of $10.9 trillion. (2ndQuarter 2015 data), but that is only 2nd Quarter 2015 data. [Forbes.com]
The Wall Street Journal blog says investors moved their money out of the stock market and into cash in the month of August. [Wall Street Journal]
Wait for long-term gains. But what if you are 70 years old?
When events like this occur Wall Street predictably advises investors to stay in the markets for long-term gains. However, many private investors haven’t time to wait for long-term returns, they are Baby Boomers who use dividends and stock profits for their retirement. They can’t afford to start all over again should a collapse in the markets occur.
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Source: http://silveristhenew.com/2015/10/03/are-the-markets-being-manipulated-to-convert-stocks-to-cash-in-yet-another-stealth-strategy-to-aid-the-banksters-and-will-it-backfire-on-the-fed/
