They sell rate cuts because the top 1% have so much cash they ran out of places to put it. Cash is a market that suffers from shortages and gluts just like any other commodity, and with so few people at the top to trade with in such huge amounts naturally the price drops, i.e. interest rates. It's the same problem faced in the last big drop, too few players, and when one suddenly stops playing liquidity dries up almost within hours as the other handful of players also stop the flow. At this point the government bails them out and lets taxpayers eat the losses as usual, which is why right wingers are always so happy since they never have to pay for their mistakes, they just shove them off on taxing 'the little people' and in a couple years it's back to the same old same old.
