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2.886 -0.047    -1.61%
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Type:  Bond
Group:  Government
Market:  United States
  • Prev. Close: 2.933
  • Day's Range: 2.853 - 2.953
U.S. 10Y 2.886 -0.047 -1.61%

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Ciprian Gal
Ciprian Gal Dec 17, 2021 11:17AM ET
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money people so bearish here. its a week of repositioning among players (sell high fliers, buy value).
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NOWis ALLuHAVE Dec 17, 2021 11:17AM ET
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Danke Glock  Not end of days... End of dollar ;)  But you're a smart guy, you already know this, lol.  Happy Holidays Danke.
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That's because it's not real money. It's fiat currency. Real money is gold and silver and why so many governments, sovereign funds and banks have been buying them over the last few years. Something that has an intrinsic value has to be the base line value of an economic system and gold and silver have been the go to assets because of five factors.
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Harry Skip Robinson  You're right about something needing intrinsic value. However gold and silver are only a couple of historical examples of commodities used as money to facilitate trade. Oil, gems, spices, gun powder, lead, bronze, steel, tea, and even tulips have all assumed that role at some point in history. So ask yourself why it has been in constant flux? Well those that don't have it can't trade it and won't recognize those that do because it immediately recognizes someone that is not them as holding an immense amount of power.  This is why gold or gold backed stuff will never be part of a global currency. The majority of the world doesn't hold gold and will never recognize themselves as poor or countries other than them to wield massive power/influence over them. Sorry!
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Aaron Roberts  Ah, I believe where you're wrong. It is the foundation  of the global economic system and they don't want you and the rest of the masses to have any. It is and always has been the best means of establishing the prices of goods and services. That's what Basil III is all about. Futures pricing has been slowly separating from their physical prices and silver is the most obvious current example. Go try to buy a one ounce silver coin for the historic spread vs the spot price.  A one ounce U.S. Eagle is now about $31.00 and the spot  price is about $22.50
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Aaron Roberts  And some of the ETFs are buying physical gold and silver.
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