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[RT] US Govt. Manipulation of Stock Market



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I do not usually post to these but in my opinion the conclusions are not 
within my beleif system.

Main areas of manipulation as I see it are:

1.Result of Government intent to adjust bond sales for fiduciary reasons [I 
do not consider Greenspan or the Fed's monetary policy as "manipulation" but 
rather a true effort to keep the economy on track...right or wrong]

2.Brokerage firm recommendations especially when they are retail and market 
makers.

3.Stock market market makers.

4.Individual stock manipulaters of the pump and dump ilk.

I could go on but the point is there is more manipulation out there than the 
Government can intentionally do.

John

>From: felixty@xxxxxxxxxxx
>Reply-To: felixty@xxxxxxxxxxx
>To: <realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>Subject: [RT] Re: US Govt. Manipulation of Stock Market
>Date: Thu, 06 Apr 2000 08:56:45 +0800
>
>Yes,what i wrote may sound like am a conspiracy theorist but i think what 
>they
>are doing (they think is for greater good for the masses) in maintaining 
>orderly
>market..like a large scale market wide market maker..heck,they and their
>executing  brokers even made money by the end of the day!! So IT IS a 
>profitable
>endeavor each time they do it,all it takes is the sheer will power and
>confidence to execute those magic pivot numbers intraday.......am not sure
>myself..whether these intraday spots are really some sort of nature's cliff
>hanger or its really a numerically generatable (sorry if its a new word,but
>can't find the word to mean this) that tip the balancing scale that makes 
>the
>"crowd" rush to the other side of the ocean liner...
>
>
>Terry S. Smith wrote:
>
> > George Angell explains this Phenomena best when he said "They take it up 
>to
> > take it down, they take it down to take it up". There are a handful of 
>very
> > wealthy people pushing the markets around. Any S&P trader who has traded 
>a
> > few years sees these manipulations day in and day out. It was very smart 
>to
> > wait for Margin debt to explode to the upside before taking any action.
>
>

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