> How is it fair that the markets get put on pause if they're failing? I really don't understand. That just means the ruling class is in panic mode, trying to

> How is it fair that the markets get put on pause if they're failing? I really don't understand. That just means the ruling class is in panic mode, trying to prevent the inevitable from happening, just like their peers in China recently. In China they managed to temporarily stem the tide, but the real crash is still coming, of course, just like it is all over the West.