Popcorn has long been a favorite snack for many of us while we’re being entertained. And based on what we see/hear from the Presstitutes today, it pays to keep lots of popcorn handy.
Especially if you watch FOX News or any of the carnival barkers associated with most Main Stream medias.
The entertainment value provided by these Presstitutes is almost beyond description.
Seriously, where do you start?
Do you prefer Comedy (climate change…aka Global Warming), Drama (Elon Musk’s latest venture), Sci-fi (Military Wars and Rumors of Wars and the latent economic inflationary effects of those wars, Cough! Iran, Cough!), Gossip (Anything or anyone associated with Epstein).
And let’s not forget horror flicks (Watching the Democrat party self-destruct), and that’s just for starters.
It’s almost as if we’ve become a nation of National Enquirer junkies.
Ironically (or NOT) that’s how the media looks at us, otherwise we wouldn’t be subjected to so much entertainment value.
Meanwhile, the markets keep chugging right along and making new highs despite all the gloom and doom porn addicts wanting it to crash.
And In Case You Missed it…it’s designed that way.
Mostly because the Boyz in the “Club” like it that way.
Huh?
It allows them to steal more money from the public by keeping you scared (Horror films) and confused (Gossip columns).
There’s a great parallel here.
During the Roman Empire decline (and eventual collapse) they kept their citizens fed and entertained with Bread and Circuses…Read about it (HERE).
At the same time the desperate Roman government was collapsing under the weight of its own debt (mostly caused by their over extended Military expenses…sounding familiar?).
Today, we refer to them as “Distractions de Jour.”
The point is, history always repeats itself because Human Nature Never Changes.
However, you can learn how to separate yourself from the masses and “connect the dots” in order to see how to put the pieces of the global puzzle together. (HERE)
Because when you see the markets with a different set of eyes, you’ll have confidence, instead of fear, when investing.
