The Jewish television personality, and former hedge fund manager, Jim Cramer explains one of the many ways to manipulate the value of the stock market.  In this video, Cramer explains a method of dishonest emotional manipulation used by major market players.  He refers in this video to the hedge funds having a “short” position right now, and therefore they cannot afford the stock market to go back up.  For those of you unfamiliar with the term “short” in reference to the market, it means these investors have borrowed and sold stock that wasn’t theirs in hopes that the market would go down.  Then, they can buy the stock back at a lower price and keep the difference.  
 
Short selling creates downward pressure on a stock price, and when done en masse can completely destroy the value of a stock.  For example, massive short selling took place on many of the bank stocks over the past year, as the market players were betting on their demise.  Furthermore, exuberant amounts of short selling were reported on the days leading up to 9/11, suggesting that there were major market players that knew a disastrous event was going to happen.  
 
You have to understand why short selling is so deleterious - most Americans have the majority of their retirement and life savings invested in the stock market.  These working Americans do not plan on adjusting their positions on a day to day basis because they have been told that the best strategy is to buy and hold for the long term.  However, when the value of a person’s retirement account is wiped out, this average Joe is left footing the bill for the extravagant lifestyle of the hedge fund manager. 
 
We often hear in the Media lately that “4 trillion dollars in wealth has evaporated” out of our economy due to the stock market going down.  This couldn’t be any more false.  This money has not evaporated, but has merely been taken out of the market; effectively being transferred from one person to another.  The market moves proportionately to how much money is being put in or being taken out of the market at any given time, i.e. more people buying (money influx) drives prices up, and more people selling (money efflux) drives prices down.  So, if the stock market has dropped in value by half over the last year this means that much more selling has been going on compared to buying.  
 
Now this is the most important part to understand: In our economy, once money is created it is never taken out of circulation.  Right now, you may be asking yourself what this means.  This means that if $4 trillion dollars exited the stock market, it did not evaporate.  This money still exists and was only taken out of the market and transferred to someone else.  The stock market is merely a secondary market where stocks are bartered back and forth between people, more or less.  You see, if someone makes money in the market it is because someone else lost money, or basically for every realized dollar lost is gained by another investor.  Money cannot be created or destroyed in the stock market; it can only be put in, pulled out, or it can change hands. 
 
Why is this important?  Because the American people have been told that in order to overcome inflation they need to invest in the stock market for their retirement.  First off, inflation doesn’t even have to exist, and could be held at virtually zero without the presence of the fraudulent Federal Reserve system.  Secondly, normal working folks just want to put their money in the market, let it “grow,” and then be able to retire when they are 65.  But, since a decent portion of the money invested in the stock market comes from those practicing the “buy and hold” strategy, when a stock is manipulated into failure the 401(k) of Joe Sixpack takes a hit, and he is left holding the bill. 
 
You can basically think of it like this: Inflation in the money supply drives up the total market cap over time, because there is more money in existence (so naturally some of that money would end up in the stock market).  But in periods of economic instability (which can largely be contrived) a massive amount of money is swept out of the market into the pockets of those who sold at the top.  Then, eventually over time the market will come back, due to some investors putting their money back in, and due partly to new money being put into the market that has recently been created by our inflationary monetary system.  The original money that was taken out during the stock market downturn is never fully reinvested, because people use this money for other things. 
 
Thus, the stock market serves as a medium of wealth transfer, and I believe that was it’s original intention.  It is as fraudulent as the Federal Reserve system, and they are designed to work hand in hand.  In this video, Jim Cramer frankly says that the best thing about the stock market is that everyone thinks it’s based on company fundamentals, but in reality it’s all based on nothing but emotion and perception.  This creates the perfect opportunity for the stock market barons to work in concert with the media, to achieve a desired outcome.  And as it just so happens, many of these people have a common ethnic relationship that goes unmentioned.  
 
In Mein Kampf, Adolf Hitler wrote that he thought one of the main goals of the Communists was to enslave Germany in an international stock exchange.  Many “Capitalists” these days would have no idea what this means because they relate the stock exchange with the “free market.”  But in fact, Hitler was exactly right.  The Federal Reserve system and the stock market are not free market entities, and they engage in money manipulation every day.  It is through these two systems that the wealth of working Americans has been stolen, transferred, and destroyed.  This should be of no surprise, as history shows us that many prominent American Jewish Capitalists have funded Communism around the globe, including the Jewish Bolshevik Revolution. 
 
This shows you why modern Capitalism and Communism both lead to economic enslavement.  When Germany tried to break away from this system the world’s bankers and media all worked together to launch the most vicious onslaught in history, effectively destroying the one chance we had to break free from this slavery.  A fact that most Americans never realize is that during World War II we fought on the same side as the Communists.  By helping to defeat Germany we allowed Communism to sweep much of Eastern Europe, resulting in the deaths of millions upon millions of people.  We then spent billions of taxpayer money over the next four decades combating the Soviet Union, a country who we had helped achieve power.  
 
But now, after reading this article, you should realize that we were not merely Capitalists helping Communists win the war, but in fact we were of the same persuasion, only perceived in a different form.  In fact, most of the Jewish Communists that fled Germany before the War migrated to the United States.  These people set up shop in our universities, media, legal professions, finance, and government; and now we have become the epitome of what Germany was fighting against - International Communists who happen to call ourselves Capitalists.  One of the main ideals of Communism was the “international worker.”  Communists were the first Internationalists and the first Globalists.  It comes as no surprise now that modern Capitalists are the first ones to promote both of these concepts.

For more background information on this read this article: Thinking Outside the Box: How a Bankrupt Germany Solved Its Infrastructure Problems,  and watch these two videos:  Money As Debt, The History of the Federal Reserve

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