Stock Market Bond Dip

March 2021 – The Stock Market mini-crash is being called the Bond Dip, because the Fed’s poor response to the Bond Market’s insecurity is being blamed for most of the Stock Market prices going down. Mostly it has been stock not in the DOW list of 30 ‘favorite’ companies. The Tech and Alternative Energy sectors getting short sold the most, by large hedge fund companies. Fossil fuel backed hedgies are probably playing a part in this Bond Dip to short tech and alternative energy; because Tesla is getting hit worse than GME or AMC (which are directly opposing hedge shorting).

It is only a “correction” if they think something needs to be “fixed” for them. Crude Oil, Exxon, and BP stock has been rising like Tesla was, and so it is not just retail drivers wanting to support pollution because more people are driving again and gas prices are going up. For Tesla to be red while Fossil Fuel companies are green is very suspicious because the charts clearly show the radical position change over 1-3 months. The change started in the dead of Winter, so fossil fuel stock going up was happening way before March during the season that they should have been lowest. Perhaps fossil fuel propaganda against renewable energy in Texas was also effective during the heating crisis in that state this Winter. Tesla only started going red Jan 29, and has been sold off almost $300 a share, mostly in the month of February 2021.

At first it could have been people during the 2nd Great Depression needing to pay bills, or shift stock to GME or AMC; but for Tesla and tech stocks to have been defunded this much, while fossil fuel grows, it raises uncomfortable questions. Finland is going all in on renewable energy, while we are stuck polluting the planet; why? The answer has always been that we are run by fossil fuel companies, and they obviously view Tesla and alternative tech companies as competition. The excuse theory that this is because of boring bonds seems lame; compared to the silent situation regarding short positions that Wall Street Bets brought up, but corporate media refuses to talk about. Short positions are allowed to go unlisted in the USA, while in Europe companies must declare if they are attacking the price of a company.

The real reason for the Bond Dip is most likely the systemic problem of unlisted short positioning, which makes the market unstable because any large company (or conglomerate) can devalue any number of smaller companies. The ‘naked’ short conspiracy does not even need to be coordinated, only practiced independently, for it to bankrupt companies. The SEC and other self-regulatory market boards have allowed naked or fake shares to be used, and so the market is saturated with short shares that can be used without buying them to sell. This is why the Infiltrate Wall Street movement started by Wall Street Bets on Reddit, made up of small independent retail investors and scalpers socializing, is the last hope of any existing aspect of a free market in the USA. Even with individual investors voting for stocks they like, the market is still monopolized by the large hedge funds who can also double as investment firms.