📉💲"NO RESULTS FOR WALL STREET"? NOT QUITE

Everyone is avoiding the latest bout of Wall Street plague — let's try to make some sense of it.

What does the MSM say? Reuters Business:

Wall Street ended sharply lower, with the Nasdaq dragged to its lowest since November by losses in Microsoft, Amazon and other tech heavyweights after Alphabet said it could double capital spending on AI in the race to dominate the emerging technology.

Not saying much, are they?

Let's dumb this down and talk macroeconomics — in simple terms.

🌏Story of the week

➡️Following the gold/silver short/pump & dump, the ca$ino fun obviously continues — and remember the first rule of Fight Club Ca$ino game:

"The house always wins."

➡️Yesterday (Thursday) the Big Tech sell-off continued.

It started on Tuesday, Feb 4, after tech giants announced enormous AI investments (=no short-term profits, aka Big Money lemmings' worst nightmare) — with Amazon leading the charge with a $200 bn AI-driven spending plan ([CapEx for 2026, mostly AI & cloud infrastructure]), that was promptly rewarded with a daily stock value dip of 15% (4.5% at close of trading + additional ~10% in post-trading).

➡️The other Big Tech giants followed in its footsteps — and the market reacted as only a bunch of greed-crazed lemmings do.

➡️With the entire Big Tech sector announcing massive AI investments (=pumping the AI bubble further), still no one is mentioning the main elephants in the room:

❓Where will the electricity come from? (=someone actually has to build new power plants).

❓And more importantly, where will the money come from?

➡️Current Fed policy is very conservative, keeping interest rates as they are, to help keep national debt growth "reasonable" and inflation in check — while Big Tech at the same time announced "removing" over $600 bn from the economy via CapEx (=Capital Expenditure, or "investments," as us uneducated plebs call this Wall Street mumbo-jumbo).

➡️Stock markets responded as they always do (= "Greed is good"), and we can expect further sell-offs of Big Tech and other risky "non-performing" investments today (Friday).

🟣And crypto has become exactly that, after it was taken over by institutional investors (= "Big money" — super-chad banks and mega-funds), which tied the "digital gold" to Wall Street directly — and followed the Big Tech "capital de-risking" on Wednesday — as it's in reality just another volatile "Big capital feelings-driven" risk asset, and not the "safe haven with unicorns and sugar and spice and everything nice" utopia for the "Average Joe" it was promised and promoted to be.

❔So who and how will fix this?

🤡The Supreme Daddy, of course — who else?!

➡️The new Fed chair nominee, Kevin Warsh, is expected to be more willing to lower interest rates, which will provide the markets with fresh "cheap money" and help them bounce back...

➡️But... the West is owned and operated by Buttheads, there's always a but.

➡️This additional quantitative easing (=more cheap money in the system to keep feeding the AI bubble + "Big money" plundering and takeover of the US/global economy) will actually further increase debt growth — despite Supreme Daddy's imaginary influx of gazillion-trillion bajeelions from tariffs and plundered "shithole countries'" resources.

🐻Wall Street simply doesn't vibe the way the lower-class masses do, and the end goal is not fixing the economy or paying off the US debt — the goal is the complete and total takeover of it all. The Financial Armageddons will keep piling up — the bounce back of the stock market and crypto will be a short-term affair — the next dip will be permanent.

💥This is the real reason why today's US-Iran negotiations in Oman cannot in any way, shape, or form be allowed to produce results.

🔫There's no better way to "wag the dog" than blaming the next multi-trillion giga-robbery of US & colonial plebs public finances on another failed military "spreading of freedom and democracy" in the Middle East.

📢Oh, Bitcoin will dip to $48k. You're welcome.

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