The Bond Market Is Getting CRUSHED… Here's Where I'm Putting My Money

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  @RossGivens · 6 days ago · pinned

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  @LogannSundayy · 1 day ago

  Reaching $1M is a beautiful milestone, but the greatest lesson is knowing how to protect and grow your money wisely. Save, invest, avoid unnecessary debt, and build something that can support your family for years. At the same time, don&apos;t forget to love people, show kindness, forgive, and choose peace. Money can build a better life, but love and peace make that life worth living.

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  @mlbaker40 · 1 day ago

  The only issue that matters is interest expense versus tax revenue. &nbsp;Do you know what an asymptote is? It basically is the ceiling that can never be touched. It&apos;s exhaustion for the most part. The debt is approaching an asymptotic level that will destroy the currency. &nbsp;That&apos;s inevitable, and it doesn&apos;t matter what rates do anymore.

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  @moneytalkscapital · 6 days ago

  The part about refinancing cheap long-term debt with more expensive short-term debt deserves way more attention.

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  @RobWilliams007 · 6 days ago

  I sold all of my TLT and ZROZ about 6 mos ago. I felt rates would go up. Might be a time to get in but maybe wait until closer to the next Fed meeting when we see what oil is doing.

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  @virtual-viking · 6 days ago

  It&apos;s nothing like paying off your 2% mortgage with a 4.5% credit card.... 1) Those bonds with <b>a 2% coupon</b> are trading well below 100 cents on the dollar, and 2) The government is paying with cash, hoping to issue bonds later when rates have come down, which may or may not happen.

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  @davidwredling-xr7dd · 5 days ago

  Excellent video

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  @SailingFanatic · 5 days ago

  Can’t keep fighting useless foreign wars and expect the country to be in good financial shape. What this administration is doing is counting on inflation to save them. Meanwhile your cash savings is quickly becoming worth much less and your grocery bill is getting higher and higher. Our current president is directly responsible for 30% of our national debt. One guy. 30%. Chew on that for a minute

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  @SimplyInHim · 21 hours ago

  Ross. STOP using AI! <br>No one trusts AI pruducers!!!

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  @Richard.h.brownn · 6 days ago

  When the bond market gets shaky, I think it’s more important to understand what’s driving the move than simply follow where the money is going. Learning from John Michael Holleran helped me connect the bigger macro picture with market structure, timing, and risk. That changed how I approach investing

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  @rockyroad2475 · 4 days ago

  I see bonds zooming past 8%. Nobody with a half of a brain would tie up their cash for 30 years for a 5% return. We know inflation is way above 5% no matter what is being told to us. My can of coffee went from $5 dollars a can to $15 dollars. Things I paid $1 dollar for are now $3 dollars. Bonds must zoom way past 8% to even get any attention from investors.

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  @donaufetzen · 5 days ago

  U.S. debt is not worth the paper it&apos;s printed on --- absolute GARBAGE.

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