You have to know better than that.Deregulation of the stock market is proved now to be a mistake.No amount of candy covering it is going to fix it.Crooked,corrupt,greedy people caused all of it by wanting restrictions removed from the stock market.The sooner you admit that,the sooner people working together can heal it.I think I remember you are a trader or were.Well fine,but your group of people is just as corrupt as any other group,and without restrictions,like you cant call a future stock a real one if it doesnt exist yet,is what caused this.From now on,if you own a Million barrels of oil,you better have it in tanks or you need to go to jail.That would stop the problem of stocks being over priced.Actually what this should be called,which just occurred to me is price fixing of oil.That should be illegal,probably is.Sure stock markets are part of the market,but to make obscene profits off of poor people is never going to work.There is a price to pay for stealing from everybody.Fuel shortages were not involved in this fiasco and everybody knows it.Price restraints didnt work back in the 70s because it was a bunch of lies from the beginning.Probably to open up the market for some crooked thing or other,but there were no shortages then either.It was manipulation.It was blamed on inflation,which was another lie.You cant base your"knowledge"on a pack of lies,and expect people to believe you know what you are doing when you talk about the market(actually thats that Cramer guys problem more than anything,he doesnt know what he is talking about,and a cheerleader for those spreading the lies)When you have a volatile market,and inside traders,a few hogs can make lots of money.Crooks dont want the market to work so a poor guy can get rich,but some do,they want it for rich guys to gamble with.So they trampled the laws,then did the equivalent of climbing up on the family picnic table on the 4th of July,dropped their pants,and had diarrhea all over the food.You are not now going to say they did what was good for the picnic and get away with it,I dont care what your name is.
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