Misguided fear of collapse

The status quo is fixated on maintaining higher stock prices and inflation. People are led to believe a crash in those categories is something to fear. The real problem is the debt and currency. If we get hyperinflation then it doesn't matter what the price is, because it will be worth less than toilet paper. Those with 401k plans and IRA has the most to lose because they rely on it.

Yellen saved Wednesday from Thursday

The recent market rally was short lived after Yellen's goal post move of keeping 0% interest rate longer than anticipated. Anyone reading "Mainstream news" will notice the lack explanations from the sell-off. For the last several years, every sell-off was due to a negative event, and followed by new highs. The real question now should be, "What is not being reported?" For a long time, the talking heads touted economic recovery despite negative fundamentals. We may have reached a point where no one is buying into that fairy tale, and fiction may soon became reality. Things may get ugly really soon.

Yellen saves the day

The market rallied again on Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen's comment on keeping 0% interest rate a little longer. For those feeling compelled to join the rally, ask yourself, why did the market sell off? Were you able to profit before it occurred? How long until Janet Yellen saves the market again?

The fact that the market needs to be saved should raise concerns on what the costs are and why are we trying to save it? Unfortunately, the costs most likely compounded to a point where civilizations are at stake.