‘Confidence’ in Fed and Trends must Continue Indefinitely (essentially ‘forever’)! Why?
The ‘confidence’ level is now reported to be 85% and growing. Most think this positive read is a result of the Stock Markets (Dow, etc.) going up, up, and up! The Dow has now been on a tear for some 5 years and the other indices have followed this upward trend. There has been NO major correction and the confidence level has remained high and higher! This trend must now continue essentially ‘forever’ (indefinitely) as any major change in ‘confidence’ of the Dow index (say 25% or more) would set in motion a scenario that none of our elite would desire. What we need to recognize is that we do NOT have physical markets today. All our markets are METAPHYSICAL (within our imaginary minds). Our ‘dollar’ is metaphysical, the concept of ‘value’ is metaphysical, all global currencies are metaphysical, and our trading and investing is a result of our metaphysical thinking (our consciousness). To keep this METAPHYSICAL ‘house of cards’ from collapsing on itself, our elite policy-makers MUST keep ‘confidence’ high and they MUST keep pumping up our imaginary INDICES (Dow, S&P, NASDAQ, etc.) to higher and higher levels.
Funny Money derived from Cyber-dollar creation can continue indefinitely and essentially ‘forever’!
Even if these trends are unsustainable in the long/long run, our elite Fed (and the other Central Banks) must ignore history and historical cycles and assume that they can PUMP AND PUMP essentially ‘forever’! Our Central Banks can create their metaphysical currencies ‘out of nothing’ and this means they can pump up the markets indefinitely (even if this makes ‘no sense’ to the average consumer). Our Central Banks have the MEANS to continue their ‘counterfeiting’ (also called QE) forever and forever. Who can stop them? If the public continues to stay positive and confident and investors like these metaphysical results, then KEEP THE GAME GOING! It’s all ‘imaginary’ anyway, so why not play on the imagination of the traders and investors until they desire a change! This Game of pumping up the markets could continue for some time!
Our pumped up Dow (now near 17,000) feeds on ‘confidence’ and the Fed’s Cyber-dollars! Money from ‘heaven’ will continue until it ends! The Dow has maintained its upward trend for over 5 years! Why not 5 more?
If the Cyber-dollar pumping were to totally stop globally and/or if ‘confidence’ were to drop back to 25% as in 2009, then the entire METAPHYSICAL ‘house of cards’ will come tumbling down/down/down. The GREAT FALL will occur and expose the Fed and all our Central Banks as empty shells (Emperors with no clothes)! The entire metaphysical structure and philosophy of our Keynesian Model of math and numbers will be revealed for what it is (imaginary). The entire FALL could happen at some point in our future and it could all FALL within 24 hours of historical time. All our markets are now mostly WITHIN our computer screens. This means that our markets, our debt, and our bank solvency depends on keeping confidence growing in our Cyber-dollar and the other Cyber-currencies. Another 2008 can not be allowed to develop! Let’s watch our METAPHYSICAL markets for signs of when the Great Fall might occur! Confidence does not remain positive FOREVER (if history means anything)!
Confidence is key to keeping the Obama markets trending higher! A Fall, however, can occur within seconds, minutes, hours, and at most a few days! The entire metaphysical ‘house of cards’ can create FEAR which feeds on itself! Will our elite Centralized Authorities attempt to prevent this Great Fall? Will they attempt to pump up the markets indefinitely (essentially ‘forever’)? We’ll need to watch and see what develops! Precise timing of a major change in direction is impossible to predict! Enjoy the ride! I am: https://kingdomecon.wordpress.com
Kingdom Economics 
Don, when you say that any major drop in the people’s confidence would create a scenario that “our elite” do not want, right now, I have to agree. I have no doubt, however, that the elites have their fingers sitting on the trigger, waiting for the right moment to unleash the catastrophic market crash that will throw the American economy into utter chaos. Until then, it is in their interests to keep the people quiescent and unsuspecting–and IN the stock market.
It’s human nature that, if things go long enough, the way they are, even doubters, like myself, begin to feel a little safer. It’s an innate tendency that we can’t prevent. I’ve noticed it in myself, relating to another current issue: The last 3 cars I have bought were very small ones that get up to 40 mpg. I did that, because I have been expecting gas to catastrophically rise–way above $4 a gallon. But, I have become tired, now, of driving these little cars, even though my rational side knows that the danger is even more acute now, than before.
My psyche is simply fed up with small cars, to the point where, just two weeks ago, I had all-but-decided to buy a somewhat larger car. Just a comfortable tick upward in power and size, but the mpg are noticeably fewer. With the newly-unfolding situation in Iraq, I’m changing my mind back, again, but with great difficulty! My guts are rebelling at this notion. I can’t shake the feeling that it’s time to buy a larger car, even as I watch the news about ISIS.
So this Dow / money manipulation is a truly dangerous thing, because it will eventually lull the vast majority into believing this can continue indefinitely. And I am sure that is precisely when the blow will fall, and millions will lose everything they have.
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Thanks for your thoughts. Events today keep us questioning? Watch the Fed for new changes to their policies. Enjoy! D On Jun 26, 2014 11:06 AM, “Kingdom Economics – The Future Is Now” wrote:
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I would also agree that the Fed has the ability to create the coming crash prior to the market. I am still confused about the motives of our Fed. What do they really KNOW and when did they acquire the understanding? D
On Thu, Jun 26, 2014 at 11:06 AM, Kingdom Economics – The Future Is Now wrote:
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