/biz/ - Business & Finance

Look at him go!

>>30213847
Welcome to the greatest depression lads! Hope you listened to the PM fags and picked up a stack of silver/gold.

>>30214046
Its just going to dump again

>>30213847
Zoom out you fucking retard.

>>30213847
Burn it down !

do i buy a bond? that # go up

forgive my stupidity. in 2018 it was above 3% and years before that even higher. it's been on a down trend slope over the decade. how come this hitting half what it was 2018 is now the happening and sky actually falling?

Can someone give me a QRD on this

>>30214287
BUY CASH. USD IS MOONING

>>30214287
treasury bonds are BUY

>>30214135
It has to go down but it's like trying to dodge a bullet at this moment

>>30214329

>USD mooning when the petrodollar is about to be dropped on its ass and China cashed in all their bonds

Temporary. Retards like you will buy the USD pump and you'll get dumped on by the trillions of dollars out there that will come flooding back home.

yield was over 3% in 2018. why the fuck does it suddenly matter if 10 year treasuries go up to 1.5% in anticipation of inflation, which Powell said they are expecting to generate moving forward?

fucking plebs freaking out about nothing.

>>30214287
>10 year goes up
>Loans APR goes up
>Less corporation and consumer debt entering the system
>Government uses it as an excuse to inject more money

The FED either lets it go up and we get a market crash or they start fiddling with rates, mortgage backed securities, treasuries and reserves even more leading to hyperinflation.

>>30213847
What does this mean?
Explain like im an autistic 5 year old with turrets.

So I don't understand. Why will the dollar be a better hold than assets all of a sudden?

>>30214628
It's one retard schizo spamming nonstop and newfags get all scared.

>>30214628
>heh it went from 3 to 1.5 and everything was fine
>so why wouldn't it be fine if it went from 1.5 to 3
ur dumb

>>30214628
because stock market valuations weren't as stretched in 2018

>>30214628
What a dumb take anon. The federal reserve funds rate used to be 10%, 5% and even 20%. But a few years ago the market dumped with a few basis point increases. The market has gotten used to very low rates. Increasing rates will stop corporations and consumers from taking more loans.

The problem is everyone is filled with DEBT. Most people and corporations cannot take any more debt even at these historically low interest rates! That means when interest rates increase there will be even fewer people and corporations that can take a loan. Loans, government spending and treasuries are how we increase the money supply. Paying back loans and taxes is how we reduce the money supply. If no more debt is being taken then the money supply wont increase as quickly. If people are only paying their debts and food then do we get hyperinflation? What does this mean? If the powers that be want to prevent hyperinflation then they will let the long term bonds go up. Anything at this point is better than hyperinflation so they will let it go up.

who would ever invest in something for 10 fucking years to see a 1/5% return. i could literally find more money in gutters and behind sofas than that.

>>30213847
why would biden do this to us reeeee

>>30214272
Because bubble is bigger now and no problem was solved, they just pour monies on them.

>>30214287

longing bonds is a moon mission that is currently boarding. the entire curve is going to zero

Crypto isnt doing too bad

looks like it was priced in today already.

But if the dollar continues upwards, we are going down.

So is now a good time to buy things on like at least a 10 year debt repayment plant so eventually ill own actualy assets and theyll be easy to pay back because hyperinflation?

>>30215250
Really good post, you might want to consider copying it and pasting in a few threads.

>>30214744
Finally someone gets it. A little pain today
but this just tells us the Fed is terrified of inflation
They will step in soon to rescue stonks and
then everything but the dollar is off to the races

>>30214744
It all makes sense. US economy is a fucking bubble. They can print as much money as they want and keep inflation in check with consumer debt and spendings. One day, it will burst.