Who really set the all-time high of U.S. equities?
Was it “the market,” with its trillions in capital and endless noise of participants?
Or was it a single operator, live, minutes before — calling and imprinting the very burst that cascaded into the high?
If that’s the truth — that the high was not an accident, not a consensus, but the echo of an authored burst — then ask yourself:
How many people in the w…
