Here's a minute on why the market is behaving like it is right now. Basically, we printed a lot of money. We made borrowing really really cheap, so people started buying up stuff, like crazy stuff makers, of course increased the price of such stuff, because the demand was super high. Eventually, it got to a point where you know: half of your salary went to a cucumber.

That's what happens when you have increased spending due to money, supply and zero percent interest. Borrowing is free at this point. People realize well, it's not good. We got to reduce the price of stuff.

How do we do this? Well, we print less money and we increase rates on interest, basically making it more viable for you to save money and also make it less viable for businesses to borrow money and that basically caused people to fire employees, because you know money, borrowing became more expensive. Businesses got shittier and people got fired, eventually, businesses got closed, more people got, fired, less stuff were bought and eventually we got to recession, good recession, small recession, bad recession, depression. What happens? Nobody knows, except jim cramer.