The Bond Market Is in Revolt — Is Money Printing Next?

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• AC

  @Acha_etiendem · 2 weeks ago

  Maggie's delivery is truly impressive. I’ve noticed that listening to her helps me refine my own communication skills. Her ability to speak with such flow, without words like "um" and unnecessary repetitions, is just impeccable.

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• RO

  @robertallan4489 · 2 weeks ago

  A 25 basis point increase will do nothing to calm the long end of the global bond market when the long end is addressing the global inflationary environment and the U.S. short end is ignoring it.  That's the story that everyone is trying their best to ignore.

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• GE

  @georgelee1788 · 2 weeks ago

  Its been a long time since the world had a type of 2008 crash. The difference this time is the size of the national debts all around, corporate debts and the high inflation. Don't look at Warsh. He can't save anyone. The only thing he knows is to print money and cut rates.  Then you have to taste stagflation. You will have a bond and stock market collapse. Anyway you can't stop such collapses. We've had a party for a very long time.

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• SM

  @smvw4447 · 2 weeks ago

  Very timely Maggie always beneficial listening to Trey. He is quite right on the 'dithering' over gold. I was thinking to get out of miners but will now hold long term and lets see..

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• CH

  @choski76 · 2 weeks ago

  Great guest.  Great insights.

• AR

  @artronteruse · 2 weeks ago

  So you are saying Wall St is revolting.

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• RO

  @rockyroad2475 · 2 weeks ago

  Isn&apos;t it interesting that Russian Bonds yields between 16%-19%. However, because of sanctions, Americans cannot invest. Juxtaposed that with US Bonds paying a paltry 5%.<br>Warsh needs to raise rates 100 basis points to have any credibility. Then in December raise it another 100 basis points. And keep going until inflation is DEAD, a prices fall back to prepandemic levels. Paul Volcker would have never allowed it to get this bad.

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• RO

  @rockyroad2475 · 2 weeks ago

  All BS. Iran is controlling the US economy. Benjamin Netanyahu sucked Trump into an endless war with Iran. Iran has no intention to make a deal at this point. Trump made a huge miscalculation and the US citizens are paying the price. If their were no sanctions on Russia we could be buying their Bonds that yield between 16%-19%. Compare that to US Bonds yielding a paltry 5%. Russias debt ratio per citizen is under $20,000.00. The US debt per citizen is about $130,000.00.

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• RB

  @rbflinders · 2 weeks ago

  Andrew Mcguire from Live From the Vault is confident that there is sixty thousand tons of gold being held by different entities of the Chinese government as well as the chinese people. If he is even halfway correct, what does that mean for the U.S. government?

• SA

  @sammyvh11 · 2 weeks ago (edited)

  The top online savings bank in the USA just lowered its apy last week a tad. &nbsp;Who knows? Its not like any of us pions can do anything. Oil spiking but oil stocks not soaring this time. Lol we&apos;ve been talking debt/deficit since Nixon. War is escalating in Yemen with Saudi.

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  @TheAntipartisan · 2 weeks ago

  The answer to &quot;is money printing next?&quot; is almost always yes in America lol

• B.

  @B.A.M.-I.A.M · 13 days ago

  The people can discharge debt!