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  • We have a few months...  They harvest in late October, 10/29 comes to mind.  I'm betting the debt will be at $33 trillion.  They like that number too.
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    • seems to be a number that comes up a lot
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  • No shortage of demand for our paper. When the most stable rock solid investment in the world is backed by 32 trillion of debt shouldn't we be asking questions?
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    • How would we know if there was shortage of demand?  The Fed buys it's own bonds to make sure there is ALWAYS demand.  See they have to present that image to the world so everyone thinks there is stellar demand for our debt, so people don't ask the question you just asked.
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    • We should be concerned about excessive levels of debt, but Treasuries are backed by the full faith and credit of the U.S. with its $26T economy.
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  • It is June 2024, we are in a major global recession, cpi negative YoY, unemployment at 6% and bears will still be calling for more rate hikes. H4L Island is quickly becoming more egregious and parasitic than the money printer moonbois of 21 imo
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    • People in the media really need to stop referring to digital assets as currencies. Currencies derive their value from being designated as legal tender by the country of origin. This designation links the currency to economic activity and thus sets the value. Digital assets (the various digital coins) have no such designation and as a result is NOT linked to economic activity. Bottom line, you can call a skunk a rose but that does not change the smell. Calling these digital assets currencies does not make them currencies and only serves to confuse the public.
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      • Glad you didn't calll them money!
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      • Our currency is digital too.  99% of all US dollars only exist in digital form on a bank ledger, only about 1% exists in actual cash form.  The "digital currency" push by the media is priming the public for CBDC, coming soon.
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      • Also, El Salvador & CAR have officially designated Bitcoin as legal tender & several other nations, including Paraguay, Venezuela, Brazil, the UAE & many others are considering.  Not sure how this all plays out, but blockchain technology can provide significant improvements to our financial system, transaction clearing, & record keeping.
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    • In case you were wondering how the “long and variable lag” in monetary policy actually works. One way to explain it is to think of a curve where the steepest part of the curve occurs in the first 3-6 months and then continuing for a period where the steepness lessens overtime. Multiple factors play a part as to when the curve starts loosing its slope and the overall shape but hopefully this will help explain how it works.
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      • I lust for the day that we don't have to explain monetary policy with curves.  We have allowed bankers to complicate simple things to the point of absurdity.  Money is just a means of storing & transacting Energy, it does not require complex policies, theories, or mathematical charts & equations.  Debt-based currencies fail soon.  Energy measured in Gold / Silver will be the new standard.  Energy for Energy (work), not Energy for Debt.
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      • NOWis ALLuHAVEEven if you forced all transations to take place using only gold and silver as currency you would still have fluctuations in the value of the currency. Precious metals have two types of value. Intrinsic value (the actual usefullness of the metal) and implied value (value placed by perceptions) Since perceptions always change over time so would the value of the currency. All forms of economic exchange contain trade offs and inconsistancies and that is why economic theories play such a prominant role.
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      • Joe Lane I'm not suggesting forcing anything.  I'm suggesting we stop using debt & return to a real world standard of Gold or Silver backing for our currency, which prevents banks from forcing us into servitude to debt & prevents governments from unlimited spending & destruction of the currency thru inflation.  Whatever comes next, this system it coming to an end.  Soon.
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    • meltdown
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      • 10.0 by 2025
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        • We don't have 2 years.  Our nation is under attack from within.  CV19 bio weapon, train crashes, water & food contamination, supply lines cut, borders open, immigrant invasion, arson, power grid, missing ammon-nitrate, Cuban missile crisis, financial system.  It's all coming to a head this year.  The Storm is upon us.  Prepare.  Pray.
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      • WTF is going on ???? Selling off ???
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        • they are adding money in the cyclicals. things are getting heated again.
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      • Is someone selling a lot of bonds?
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        • Danke Glockbut arent these yieds topping off around here and expected to see a huge drop later this yesr?
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        • they all say the same story....day to day....you need to make up another one.
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        • Chris, there is a lot of Fed tightening that still needs to works it's way through the system. The market not anticiipated a pause in Fed tightening, but started to price in easing by year-end, which is very unlikely. if inflation continues to migrate lower and the Fed goes on hold for a while, then you'll see rates migrate lower. I don't think we'll see a sharp decline in rates, if you look at rates movements over the 60+ years, the 10-Yr Treasury typically moves 75bps, or more, from peak to trough in any given year. i think pundits and investors lose sight of that fact.
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      • My account go UP
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