Disguised Markets

wonder what Bernanke, Beshel, Blankfein, Geithner, Doll, Paulson, etc., have conspired for tomorrow? It is astonishing the mammon is taking turns hyping and defrauding Americans and many around the world like a bunch of wolves devouring sheeples. Now, we are seeing Paulson wagging his tails sweeping buying-spree. Sooner or later big greedy wolves have to fight among themselves. This market will blow up violently and suddenly.

Market manipulation is at its best as it is operated by mammon, the next strong power next to God Himself. The market reasoning and excuses is beyond any reasonable person can iterate because we are living under a complete control of massive money power. The big money power is like a big black satanic mammon sucking wealth around the world -- betting against God that He will never interfere with or against the mammon. As many of us as Christians heard of satanic power, deception, etc., and we now better know what and how it operates as in Matthew 4 and Revelation 13. It is not a surprise that we are getting 2011 prophesy.

$COMPX 2193.14 -10.64 -0.48% 1,980,941
$INDU 10426.31 -11.11 -0.11% 1,145,714
$INX 1109.80 -0.52 -0.05%

Markets are still printing ordered by Bernanke and executed by Geithner, and it is absolutely insane.

• • Thursday's Wild Cards

    On Thursday, several key economic reports could influence markets. Weekly jobless claims are reported at 8:30 a.m. and are expected to be about even with last week at 504,000 new claims.

    Leading economic indicators are reported at 10 a.m., as is the Philadelphia Fed Survey. There are a few earnings reports, including from Sears, before the opening bell. and Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner testifies before the joint economic committee on regulatory reform and other topics, starting at 10 a.m. Investors will also continue to watch the progress of the Senate health care bill which could face a test vote this week.

    Ellen Beeson Zentner, senior U.S. economist at Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, said she expects jobless claims to come in below consensus, at 488,000, which would be the first time under 500,000 in months. Traders say a number below 500,000 would have a positive psychological impact on stocks.

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