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United States 10-Year Bond Yield

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U.S. 10Y Bond News

  • Bonds are higher so banks can liquidate them at better price when it comes to “Bank Run”.
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    • People are wondering if this is s new Bitcoin... too volatile
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      • Bond markets are moving quicker than what we saw in 2008. Bonds think the system just collapsed.
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        • wait...next they will do yield control. a repeat after 2008.
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          • QE small is now afoot with the new fed funding program. the banks will do their own yield control.
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        • Hi, Bros. You may not belive I correctly pointed the bottom of 10-year bond yield on March 9, 2021. And I told the Nasdaq's reboundat the same time, too. HHH
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          • How far percentage wise will they let the 10 year fall before the plunge protection team steps in?  Close markets?  10%?
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            • End of Fed & Fed Reserve Note is upon us...  there will be ZERO doubt by June.  Fractional reserve debt-based currency is terminal by design.  They knew this day would come & they planned for it, to collapse the dollar & replace with CBDC to have full control over the currency.  Their plans will fail spectacularly but it's going to be a painful process.  MILITARY IS THE ONLY WAY.  In the end we will have HONEST money issued by the United States REPUBLIC Treasury per the Constitution.  Get out of banks, out of paper claims.  SILVER & GOLD in your possession, CRYPTOS with use case in your wallet with keys.
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              • Price hasn’t been this far outside the lower bollinger band since March 2020.
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                • translation please:)
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              • coming for 2
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                • So the Fed announced a "backstop" for banks in which the banks are allowed to put to the Fed any long dated paper that has lost value due to rising rates at 100 cents on the dollar. (Which of course gives banks the opportunity to pass off the losses on past investments so they can run out and buy more bonds regardless of real yield) Can somebody explain to me how this does not end up as QE on steroids?
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                  • It's the kind of QE that the plebs can chew on while tutes unload before the hyperinflationary collapse of the dollar happens.
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