It Has to be Asked: Are Nefarious Soros-Like Short Sellers Trying to Crash the US Economy?

Are nefarious short sellers trying to crash the Trump economy?

The Dow fell from 29,551 to 21201 in the last month.

That’s an 8,351 points in one month.

There have been 41 deaths blamed on the coronavirus in the US.
There have been 1,832 confirmed cases of coronavirus in the US.
At least 23 of those deaths were at the Life Care Center in Kirkland, Washington.
The Life Care Center has gone from 120 residents down to 60 in the past month.

The current mortality rate in the US is 2.2%.
If you subtract the Life Center deaths the total goes down to .9%.

The US economy plunged 8,351 points this month over 41 deaths?

Does this make sense?

Regardless of the coronavirus scare does this stock market crash make sense to you?

Or are their more nefarious players at work here?

As reported last night by Frederic Sauer…

Main Street investors have increased their buying of stocks during the current market downdraft.

Where is all the selling pressure coming from?

Wall Street short sellers are attacking the market to make a killing, tank the economy, and get Trump out of office.

Trump must reinstate the uptick rule to stop this now!

Recent data shows that main street investors have increased their buying of stocks during the current dramatic downturn. And yet the market is tanking—the Dow closed down 9.99% today. Where is all the selling pressure coming from? It is from short sellers who are using the coronavirus panic to attack the market in an attempt to steal a fortune from Main Street investors. Short sellers do not have to own stock to sell it. They borrow the stock, sell it, and hope to make money by buying back at a lower price. The short sellers are attacking the market by relentlessly borrowing more and more stock and selling it, overwhelming the Main Street buyers.

This is how George Soros made a fortune by short selling the British pound.

As the market goes relentless lower and lower, Main Street buyers are pressured to sell as they see the value of their retirement assets tanking. This further feeds the downdraft to the advantage of the short sellers.

A few more days in the market like today and the risk is that Main Street investors, especially those near retirement, will throw in the towel and sell, taking massive losses and giving massive profits to the short sale raiders.

The solution to this attack is simple: Trump must reinstate the uptick rule.

The uptick rule worked great from 1938 to 2007. The current modified uptick rule in place since 2010 doesn’t work. Reinstate the uptick rule and stop the short seller attack.

The Uptick Rule in place from 1938 to 2007 prevented a short sale of a stock unless the previous trade caused an increase in price (an “uptick”). It was put in place by the Securities and Exchange Act of 1934 in response to the stock market crash in the Great Depression to prevent future attacks on the market by short sellers.

The rule was eliminated by the SEC in 2007, and the market crash of 2008-09, which was in part a short seller attack, followed almost immediately. The resulting crash absolutely helped Democrats win in a landslide in 2008.

In response, the SEC introduced the “Alternative Uptick Rule” (Rule 201) in 2010, “which imposes restrictions on short selling only when a stock has triggered a circuit breaker by experiencing a price decline of at least 10 percent in one day.” (emphasis added)

In the current market decline, individual stocks are falling less than 10% each day, so they are not triggering the short selling uptick restriction. Stocks are declining 5%, 7% or 9% each day for several days in a row, but not 10% in one day, so the short seller attack on the market can continue.

Reinstate the uptick rule to put and end the short sale attack. And the market downdraft will stop.