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by Doug West, Dou
Next came the BIG bailouts for the banks and boys on Wall
Street. Hey, where do we apply for some of that 700 Billion
dollar pie? Well, don't hold your breath on that one (in
a moment we will show you how to cash in on the bail out
actions with simple mini-dow index trading)!
Let's see, if you are already in debt up to your ears - like
the US government, how can you come out of it by spending
more money and sending out BILLIONS of free money to others.
Also, why would anyone in their right mind invest in
companies that are nearly bankrupt (which is part of the
bail out plan -you won't buy the toxic investments, but our
government will)?
OH, don't forget our friends over at the FED. The Reserve!
The agency that is owned by the bankers. That masquerades
around like they are part of the government. What many folks
still don't know is that they all pulled a fast one on us by
sticking that word Federal in front of their name. The same
thing the guy at Federal Express did when starting his
company.
Fred W. Smith founded FedEx. I clearly remember years ago on
60 Minutes, he said that by the time folks figured out that
he was not part of the government his company was already
well on it's way to success! Can't blame his reasoning? What
a PLAN! IT WORKED for the FED why not FedEx too?
Let's quote right from the FedEx web site:
"Federal Express was so-named due to the patriotic meaning
associated with the word "Federal," which suggested an
interest in nationwide economic activity. At that time,
Smith hoped to obtain a contract with the Federal Reserve
Bank and, although the proposal was denied, he believed the
name was a particularly good one for attracting public
attention and maintaining name recognition."
I'm sure Smith did want a contract with the Federal Reserve
- who wouldn't! These guys have the legalized right to print
money! Think about it. It does not matter if it is a $1 bill
or a $100 bill, it cost them about the same to print it (a
few cents each). Then they "LOAN" that money at full face
value to the US government. Full face value PLUS INTEREST!
So now you know where the national debt comes from. We now
owe that money - Plus Interest - to the FED. A private
corporation controlled by international bankers.
If you are think that Bush's plan to grow the economy by
handing out $100 bills won't cost anything - Think Again!
Where is that money going to come from? That's right - the
good ol boys at the FED. These mystical folks seem to be
able to pull money out of thin air! Just think, with today's
high-tech world, the FED can just punch a button on a
computer somewhere and release new funds to the world. Most
of which never represents new bills being printed, but just
credit in some bank or financial institutions account.
Electronic numbers moving through nanoseconds of time and
space.
Not only does the FED create money, they also have the
ability to set their own interest rate!
- The Fed's Open Market Committee (FOMC), announces their
interest rate decisions. This is NOT the interest rate that
you and I can get money for, (why don't we all meet at the
Fed Discount Window - wherever that is) but what the BIG
boys who keep the whole world flowing receive. They in turn
pump up the volume and pass the savings on to you and me
right - WRONG! It could take weeks or even MONTHS after a
cut to see any savings at the consumer level. So why do the
markets get so active after an FOMC announcement?
The BIG boys are the ones who really move the market right
(and they CAN line up at the FED window for a bailout). We
just want a small slice of it. That's all. Remember that
when you are trading (or practicing the FED move trade -
after an FOMC announcement).
So how do you cash in on the bailouts without getting a
slice of the pie? Index trading! With all these bailout
moves, the FED buying stock and giving away billions of
dollars, it has caused some GREAT moves in the market. Not
so good for stock traders, but Wonderful for those of us
that just trade and follow the overall index.
No matter what happens, we can all do well with Simple Mini-
Dow Index Trading. I look for GREAT times ahead for Index
traders. We might have to pay more for the things we need,
(because of the FED printing out bailout money like candy
these days) but at least we can stay home and earn the money
to get them!
Remember those FOMC announcements mentioned earlier? Many
times after an announcement, the market moves and moves BIG.
Much like the market moves we have all been seeing here
lately with the bailout manipulation of the markets. The FED
won't give you a partnership deal like FedEx was looking
for, but you can capitalize on their dealings.
You may not be able to get in line for a bailout, but
you can stick your hand in the market and cash in on the
Wild moves we are now seeing in the FED manipulated
market. Just follow an index and stay away from stock!
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