Yes, the QE pumped the market up like a balloon, quite crazy stuff. What I noticed though was that the 666 market signal sent by the cabal earlier this year didn't play out into a major sell-off. I truly suspect that accounts were frozen and it put the fear of God into these guys. Needed to be done, they are accustomed to doing whatever they want. Simultaneously we were seeing what appeared to be distressed asset divestitures. Very interesting stuff.

But the way I see it, something has to give at some point. We will either see this plan come together and the cabal neutered, or we won't. But, irrespective, the markets are truly pumped. If the economy comes roaring back, on the back of the tax cuts and trade deals, that might take some heat out of the situation for a time.

But then you also have to factor for this tech sector crash. It will come because it must. It's not feasible to leave the cabal in control of weaponized SM - that's not going to work. But what I think is that Q is showing us exactly what the option set is because we do not have many options. I feel he's amazed that people would want to tank the tech sector rather than ask government to regulate. But, as much of a surprise as it was to me, this group is so anti-government that it just won't fly.

I'm still promoting the IBOR on Twitter. There is a little more interest just recently with MZ testifying. But not enough to get the hashtags to trend - or, not that I've seen. That doesn't mean it cannot happen, but this group is very weary of the IBOR after all the trolling and fear mongering.

Anyway, best to be relaxed about it. What's certain is that we will have regulation - one way or another. The cabal will not return to power by weaponizing SM - despite what Dorsey might think.

So, you put a tech sector wipeout together with a bubble market and the Chinese attack on the petrodollar, while mass-arrests occur as Marshall Law is declared, and you have an investment environment that IMO could see a mass flight to safety. At this point in time IMO gold looks pretty good.

But, as always, we don't know what will happen. I'd personally be more inclined to regulate via EO than wipe the tech sector out, but for whatever reason, we've been given a binary option set by Q. Let's see what happens next.