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2.833 -0.022    -0.76%
10:39:48 - Real-time Data. ( Disclaimer )
Type:  Bond
Group:  Government
Market:  United States
  • Prev. Close: 2.855
  • Day's Range: 2.813 - 2.880
U.S. 10Y 2.833 -0.022 -0.76%

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Harry Skip Robinson
SkipRob Dec 23, 2021 9:02AM ET
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So many people are viewing the markets as if it was a true free market and economic fundamentals existed when even the currency  is no longer free market derived, the FRB is also in debt up to their eyeballs, like the government and "most" of the private sector, In psychology it's called the normalcy syndrome. It what all those people were thinking in pre WWI Germany as Hitler and the democratic socialist party began continued their socialist and fascist policies before and during the war. Fascism in MHO, is best described as the merger of state and corporate powers. The one caveat, there must also be a huge war machine, including the military industrial complex. They say not to mix business and politics and I assure you it's the democratic socials and fascists saying that. If this society can be saved, we better get on the stick because the majority is being taken to the cleaners.
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