Venezuela's stock market skyrocketed 124% in 5 days, and Wall Street is applying for a 'Venezuela ETF' to sell to U.S. retail investors. A market with a daily trading volume of less than $1 million is about to be packaged as an 'emerging market' and sold to fresh retail investors. On the day Maduro stepped down, the IBC Index surged 50% in a single day, setting a modern stock market world record. Although Venezuela has the largest oil reserves in the world, its stock market liquidity ranks among the worst globally. Alright, alright, a narrative of 300 billion barrels of oil with a $1 million market cap. Honestly, this feels like Wall Street's version of a meme coin. Retail investors, welcome to the era of hyperinflation investing.