This is all crashing due to institutional liquidation so they can raise cash as Timmy and I talked about last night. Cash to cover their a$$es, not to buy back in…like he said to me.
It’s going to end up more about who is NO LONGER in the market more than the shorts or what retail thinks. Suck enough liquidity out of the market and this is what you get…a hard and paper asset drain. Now imagine what will happen if/when the early and late majority of baby boomers pull their funds for retirement.

Now the unknown with the graphic above is how this removal of money supply will effect the paradigm. The above represents a more less fixed axis, but when something like fictional money supply is changing this dramatically the above is somewhat flawed. 2 things are moving at once essentially, the bellcurve is no longer on a fixed axis. What WAS is NO LONGER, as this is a fundamental shift. This drain is going to remove much of the “money supply” in this country and in turn globally. There will be more damage to come from companies closing or tightening up, job loss etc… I’m praying for a bounce so I can short and ride the wave. This has been a life lesson and this indeed will be in history books in the future. This is a BIG deal!

IMO they simply cannot hyper inflate to offset the amounts damage we have seen and have yet to see. I’d like them to slow down and trickle help in rather than fuel panic and use all their lifelines at once. This should be a slow recovery…VERY slow.

Stay safe and with the trend IMO.