Using Parabolic Rises in Junior Exploration Mining Stocks to Explain the Investment Theory of Everything, by J. Kim
The Investment Theory of Everything, a maxim that rules the commercial investment industry that I discussed in the previous article, is missed by 99% of people because it is hidden when in plain sight. And the mass financial media, one of the key principles in forwarding the false Investment Theory of Everything to the masses, always inevitably explains every single global stock market implosion, when it happens, as an unforeseeable “black swan” event. This happened in the aftermath of the 2008 global stock market crash, as Establishment analyst and talking head after talking head described the crash as “an impossible event to predict”, even though I stated in this linked article in April 2008:
I possess “utter lack of faith in this mini-rally that the U.S. markets are currently experiencing. Due to the huge levels of unaddressed and unsolved risk that still simmers quite potently beneath the surface, with the current ‘solutions’ being implemented today, I honestly can only see two outcomes. Crash now or crash later.”
Just 18 trading days after I wrote that sentence, the US stock markets commenced a crash that did not stop until it had returned 50% of the bubble’s value. And when this current global stock market bubble implodes in a more fiery manner than it did in 2008, I expect the mass financial media to stick to its blueprint and plaster the same pathetic “the implosion of the stock market was impossible to predict” excuse it used in the aftermath of the 2008 implosion.