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imo, 5% interest rate before <4%
my bet is rate hike is more likely than rate cut at this point
it's funny ppl r buying bond in recession fear when energy stocks and copper price is hitting all time high lulz
Trump wants under 4% to refinance debt. Hang tight
if 4.10-4.13 breaks we complete the HS and hell breaks loose
head and shoulder
Alpine Slope 😅
BTW... 10,662,000 ounces of Gold noticed for delivery today on the Comex. CME Metal Stocks Report today 03/31/2025, shows total eligible Gold inventory at 20,744,318, so first day's delivery notice wipes out 51% of entire Comex eligible inventory.
I think rate hike is on the table. rate pause = inflation go up
this is you thinking? you're not very good at it
oil up 4% today. what's next 5% inflation lulz
inflation go brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
goods sales will implode and lots of sales come 2026 for all the "front running of tariffs" companies purchased at a time when the consumer was already weaker.
So... ya'll watching Gold yet? $3,126.80, highest daily and weekly close in history yesterday. Warnings are everywhere... choose to ignore them at your peril. GOLD SHALL DESTROY FED.
doesn't matter. it's a commodity at this day and age, it's no longer money. simple fact is you can't take it and use it casual as you would. When you speak of money, even yourself speak of USD, no one says I made a x ounce of gold today, they all say they made x dollar today including yourself. as far as valuation goes, go read what i said initially. again, sanity check would be helpful to you.
A Dollar IS a measure of Gold. That's why I suggested you read the Coinage Act, which established the US Dollar based on a gold-to-silver ratio, setting the value of $1 at 24.75 grains of pure gold. The purpose for a paper dollar was to make it easier to carry and transact, but the paper dollar was still a REPRESENTATION of and exchangeable for Gold. The 1913 federal reserve act and 1933 Gold Seizure took the Gold and replaced it with DEBT. We were DECEIVED. The DEBT dollar is coming to an end and we will return to Gold to back our currency and I explained above that you will have a paper representation and a digital representation on blockchain, so you'll spend it just like you do now, but it won't be DEBT loaned to America by central banks, it will be MONEY issued by the Treasury without debt and it will empower the people and commence the greatest economic and technological boom in human history.
don't you know you're very weak in your argument? your definition of gold is money is backed by supposedly Coinage Act, a passage from US govt. at the same time govt is responsible for devaluing gold. every govt entity is working toward their own currency being the real money. no one is deceived, gold is a commodity, money is defined by the society it's used in. for the most parts it's local dollar, internationally it's usd.
All from thin air.
your cranium?
Just a bunch of central banking cults world wide, creating binds from thin air, backed by taxation for fiat from thin air. Know their faces in public. World wide.
Know their faces. Ok psychopath. Move to a remote island with your high moral standards.
PCE shows income and spending rising. Government spending pulled back a lot.
bear flag???
Indeed
Bloomberg reports moody's is getting closer to downgrading US debt.
With a supposed goal of two percent inflation, deflation is impossible. JP wants the purchasing power of the dollar to lose 2 percent every year no matter what. He just doesn't word it as clearly.
inflation was lower in February so bonds are generally a buy it seems. pce numbers almost always come in online with expectations however.
Major rejection today at range high. Tariffs will crash the yields
why??
Tariffs are deflationary is why
I love this
Watch out for double digit inflation in the future. Based on 3 things. 1 PMI prices paid highest in 3 years. 2 The amazing run in metal prices (leaders into inflation). 3. Fed statements on inflation being transitory ( we have seen that show before). It might not happen but would not surprise me at all at this point.
Just wait for economies of scale to put inflation in balance. The price increases from tariffs won't cause additional inflation for two reasons: extra supply comes online. two, there will be materials waiting on the border if needed.
All is true if consumption remains the same. Economy as we know tends to be unpredictable, otherwise inflation wouldn't have been a thing. The other pice is disconnection or lack of correlation between market and economy is far greater than ppl think it is.
I think the pmi prices showed an anomaly because the month of February showed very few tariffs. The cause was preemptive trade to avoid the tariff.
Private sector spending is up which drives inflation. At this point, manufacturing can only increase productivity and use existing capacity. New capacity will require rates to fall.
This is not going the way Trump thought would go, whats next? Lol
it's only been two months. It's coming down though. The government has to spend money to see higher yields.
Technical playing out as expected: tested 4.35%-4.36%. didn't break higher from there, I would consider this downward move as a rejection of 4.36%. I expected support between 4.27-4.28, but always changing my thought as price action can irrationally dump/pump out of no where. lol.
It didn't go where I had expected to. Trend shows it was supported on 50MA on hourly, which ultimately bounced off around 3PM EST. If it holds well tomorrow morning, then I would say it's a pullback that has continued its upward push. If upward trend is intact, then I would expect it to break above 4.36% resistance and test range of 4.43%-4.45%. GL
GamerTurtle just do day trades. I like to get in out based on 30 minute or 1-hour rsi. that's what I did today.
It says Venezuela hass only .8 percent of the world's oil output. 2yr yield is falling and 10 yr note looks like a buy.
Name a central bank anywhere in the world that doesn't have a bond to the Masons.
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