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Dumb this down for me

>>56385063

>>56384824
Where can I buy this shitcoin

>>56384824
I’M OFFICIALLY FOMOING INTO BONDS OOOOOOOOOOoooooOOOOOOooooooOOOOOOOoooooo
>t. 25% on my NW in bonds right now

>>56385063
Bonds now give you about half the returns you can get on the real economy

I've never been so bullish in 10Y goverment bonds than I am now.The FED tech is ABSOLUTELY amazing,it is unbelievable how long they can hold their scam from collapsing with the TECH that they have.DIAMOND HANDS

>>56384824
Its just commies (evil) and now arabs (dummy) trying to dump as much USTs as they possibly can.

Its not about inflation or risk this time, its political/war.

>>56384824
bonds are loans the goverment or private companies take from investors.

when you buy a bond you are loaning money

The yield is the interest rate you're a getting from that loan.

if the yield is going up,that means the goverment needs more loans and not enough people are willing to lend,so it has to increase the interest rate to lure investors.

This is bad for two reasons,first, investors are losing faith on the capacity of the gov to pay its bills. Secondly, the goverment is using tax payers money and possibly printing new money in order to pay interest rates on old debt instead of education,infrastructure,defense,etc...

>>56385408
meant to reply to >>56385063

>>56385408
>published inflation is ~9%
>everyone expecting more
>ShadowStats inflation is more like ~11.5%
I can't even imagine the hilarity that would ensue if 10Y hits 11% and 30 hits 15%
even by their own metrics, if their target inflation rate is 2% YoY, wouldn't that mean equilibrium with inflation would be a 20% 10Y bond yield?

>>56384824
Not buying until the jews give me 20% on this scam

>>56384824
>When will it stop mooning.
The tradfi answer is 5%. Then a debt spiral.

>>56385068
This.

>>56385439
>20% bond yields.
Yes. See the Jimmy Carter years and Paul Volker. However, this time it's permanent. Boomers still knew how to balance a checkbook with a firm handshake. Everyone is leveraged to the tits these days and consumer credit will eat everyone's lunch. I sure hope people have some tangible assets. By the way, a home isn't an asset in this situation. You just won't be homeless.

>>56384824
nobody understand whats this

>>56385098
Where to buy these things?
>t. financially retarded

>>56385605
Any broker. I use TD ameritrade.

>>56385063
Tldr; Its over

>>56384824
new paradigm