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Ninki333 6 points ago +6 / -0

US 10 year

Hedge Funds dumped $49B of treasuries on the market in January

The interest rate on the 10 year treasury is increasing. The market is not satisfied with the return they will get for locking their money away for 10 years. This is because of a great the fear of inflation.

Debt has been cheap for quite a while and its because interest rates are low. If nobody wants to buy government debt then the Fed will have to raise the rates in order to attract bond buyers. Government bonds are considered the safest haven for your money since they can simply print the money they promise to pay you with. The amount of debt that governments have taken out because of the Pandemic is enough to make people concerned about inflation.

Corporations also offer bonds but they have to earn the money they promise to pay you with. Since there are many corporations surviving on cheap debt alone they will need to find a solution to raising interest rates. They could downsize, restructure and even lay off employees. Or they could sell all the stock they have been buying up all these years while the stock market is at all time highs to pay off their debt. This could crash the market if done all at once.

It could be argued that the reason for the lockdowns and extended COVID hysteria is about managing a controlled economic collapse. If people realized that its their retirement they need to worry about and not the coof then they may call their brokers and tell them to get out. So instead they give us another reason to have the same type of fear we may have if we lost it all without actually realizing how we might lose it all. Meanwhile stock markets still flirt with all time highs... while the sky falls.

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Ninki333 1 point ago +1 / -0

I would not want any of those doomers in my foxhole. I can already visualize undercover anti-trumper accounts existing just to keep throwing salt in the wound to demoralize enough of us to to the point we give up. Anyone who wants to blame the stolen election on their fellow Pede is no Pede.

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Ninki333 3 points ago +3 / -0

Not quite. They are attempting to control an inevitable collapse but they dont want a run on the banks. Its all about managing confidence. Its about the world reserve currency which is at the heart of global trade. It is time to pay off debt. The cycle has ended.

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Ninki333 2 points ago +2 / -0

LOL I was contemplating this very thought earlier. Its all a culture war.

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Ninki333 5 points ago +5 / -0

The interest rate on the 10 year treasury is increasing. The market is not satisfied with the return they will get for locking their money away for 10 years. This is because of the fear of inflation.

Debt has been cheap for quite a while and its because interest rates are low. If nobody wants to buy government debt then the Fed will have to raise the rates in order to attract bond buyers. Government bonds are considered the safest haven for your money since they can simply print the money they promise to pay you with. The amount of debt that governments have taken out because of the Pandemic is enough to make people concerned about inflation.

Corporations also offer bonds but they have to earn the money they promise to pay you with. Since there are many corporations surviving on cheap debt alone they will need to find a solution to raising interest rates. They could downsize, restructure and even lay off employees. Or they could sell all the stock they have been buying up all these years while the stock market is at all time highs to pay off their debt. This could crash the market if done all at once.

It could be argued that the reason for the lockdowns and extended COVID hysteria is about managing a controlled economic collapse. If people realized that its their retirement they need to worry about and not the coof then they may call their brokers and tell them to get out. So instead they give us another reason to have the same type of fear we may have if we lost it all without actually realizing how we might lose it all. Meanwhile stock markets still flirt with all time highs... while the sky falls.

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Ninki333 3 points ago +3 / -0

They tie it to other rabbit holes and nonsense as to discredit the simple notion that someone is on the something. First your talking about public policy with someone who sounds like they agree... then, suddenly... aliens.

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Ninki333 8 points ago +8 / -0

Just go to work in a speedo and when they complain just mention all the scantly clad women.

"Oh I'm sorry. Were you distracted and not getting any work done?"

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Ninki333 9 points ago +9 / -0

Eh dont stop with Yellen. Bernanke too. The degrees of separation between two prominent members of the Fed reserve being involved in this shit fiesta are very few.

Also, if you are still in the dark, start researching the Bill Hwang margin call and see how he bypassed the SEC to hide his risk exposure from regulators. He was forced to liquidate $20B in holdings yesterday when he couldn't meet the margin requirements. Credit Suisse lost at least $2B they lent to him. How many other hedge funds do you think are aware they can do the same thing Hwang did?

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Ninki333 4 points ago +4 / -0

Eh no kidding. Canadian Bill Blair recently labeled them a terrorist organization. I find it interesting how the Iranian revolutionary guard is also recognized by Canada as a terrorist organization but Canada is all hunky-dory with the plane the Iranians shot down when Iran bolstered its image with the 'sabre rattling' responding to the assassination of Soleimani. Killed their own people who had duel Canadian citizenship. Trudy greated Iranian reps with a smile and limp handshake.

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Ninki333 8 points ago +8 / -0

Eh dont stop with Yellen. Bernanke too. The degrees of separation between two prominent members of the Fed reserve being involved in this shit fiesta are very few.

Also, if you are still in the dark, start researching the Bill Hwang margin call and see how he bypassed the SEC to hide his risk exposure from regulators. He was forced to liquidate $20B in holdings yesterday when he couldn't meet the margin requirements. Credit Suisse lost at least $2B they lent to him. How many other hedge funds do you think are aware they can do the same thing Hwang did?

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Ninki333 3 points ago +4 / -1

Actions having consequences are the reason blacks are 'over represented' in the prison system.

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Ninki333 2 points ago +2 / -0

I know damn well where your eyes are.

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Ninki333 3 points ago +3 / -0

But why forget the "Summer of love"

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Ninki333 3 points ago +3 / -0

Nothing to fear but fear itself.

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Ninki333 2 points ago +2 / -0

i tend to be the one who gets comments removed when I report someone. Very odd behavior.

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