Been brewing since '08
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People are being evicted, foreclosed on, and those who arent are behind in ren
Of course assets are doing well due to the socialism for the rich 12 years ago
I expected a hufe reversal every year through 2015, and then i realized the government is fine letting the poor starve and go bankrupt. But the government will not let thst happen to coporations
And not only will they bail out failed corporations, they will use it as an opportunity to help the insiders of those corporations (their donors) make even more money in bad times than good by printing money for them
So in terms of inflation on staples, no chance. Real unemployment is way too high. At great depression levels probably
In terms of asset inflation. In theory yes, but crony capitalism wont let assets fall. And if they do fall, the cronies will do more socialosm for the rich to bring then back up and beyond where it fell
Fuck america lol
Of course assets are doing well due to the socialism for the rich 12 years ago
I expected a hufe reversal every year through 2015, and then i realized the government is fine letting the poor starve and go bankrupt. But the government will not let thst happen to coporations
And not only will they bail out failed corporations, they will use it as an opportunity to help the insiders of those corporations (their donors) make even more money in bad times than good by printing money for them
So in terms of inflation on staples, no chance. Real unemployment is way too high. At great depression levels probably
In terms of asset inflation. In theory yes, but crony capitalism wont let assets fall. And if they do fall, the cronies will do more socialosm for the rich to bring then back up and beyond where it fell
Fuck america lol
Hey @Lars R. Biden this guy is tired of corruption and cronyism in America and thinks Canada is the answer. Lol.
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K @kaladin stormblessed
Oh, my sweet summer child, what do you know of fear? Fear is for the winter, my little lord, when the snows fall a hundred feet deep and the ice wind comes howling out of the north. Fear is for the long night, when the sun hides its face for years at a time, and little children are born and live and die all in darkness while the direwolves grow gaunt and hungry, and the white walkers move through the wood.
You mean the others
I understand that if any more words come pouring out your cunt mouth, I'm gonna have to eat every fucking chicken in this room.
keep going pleez with the tale
it helps me sleep
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Still waiting for GRRM to write it
The next line was Bran responding to the Frey woman, saying: "you mean the others" as i responded to the president above
But none of you fucks know "A Song of Ice and Fire" well enough to have realized what i was saying
UGH! Blyat!!!
Sleep well, my sweet summer child
View: https://youtu.be/aC7qh8gFbhQ
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I got it
I used to have the first edition of a game of thrones but my dog ate it. I read it in 1996
do not ever step to me like that again
Which dog?
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I will always love u
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He’s so cute.
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10-year Treasury yield jumps to a one-year high of 1.6%, a rapid move unnerving investors
The 10-year traded as high as 1.614% during the session, which was the highest level since Feb. 14, 2020.
The move higher in rates is unnerving investors fearing it could be driven by inflation rather than economic recovery. The 10-year yield ended January at 1.09%. It closed 2020 well under 1%. So it's moved more than a half percentage point in under two months, quite rapid for the bond market and relative to rates at these historically low levels.
"To be sure, if bond yields continue to rise and there is a smooth rotation out of growth and defensive stocks into value and cyclical stocks, the Fed will remain sanguine," strategist Albert Edwards of Societe Generale said in a note. "But the risk is growing that with so many bubbles blown by the Fed something will burst soon."
The move marked the first time the 10-year has traded above 1.5% since Feb. 21, 2020. The rise in Treasury yields lifted the entire curve, with short-term and medium-term yields rising as well.
Market-based measures continue to show signs of inflation pressures.
Though consumer prices were up just 1.4% from a year ago in January, recent indicators of retail sales, durable goods purchases and service sector prices have shown inflation in the pipeline. The 5-year breakeven rate, an indicator of the bond market's expectations for inflation, rose to 2.38% Wednesday, its highest level since before the financial crisis of 2008.
Did the headband dude coin the phrase stonk market or has that always been a thing?10-year Treasury yield jumps to a one-year high of 1.6%, a rapid move unnerving investors
The 10-year traded as high as 1.614% during the session, which was the highest level since Feb. 14, 2020.www.cnbc.com
And more inportantly, i wonder what they will coin the bond market once redditors discover interest rate derivatives, determine that the bond market is the equivalent of polution, and with the power of the redditors combined, they are captain planet
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As bond yields rise, Jim Cramer shrugs off inflation fears roiling stocks
The Nasdaq Composite suffered its worst day of trading since October as the tech sell-off continued. CNBC's Jim Cramer explained what's pressuring stocks.
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@Splinty
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Stocks tumble as Powell signals inflation is ahead
US stocks tumbled Thursday after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell predicted an increase in consumer prices this summer — something investors fear will force interest rates up sooner than expected.
www.cnn.com
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Welp back to the drawing board@Splinty
Stocks tumble as Powell signals inflation is ahead
US stocks tumbled Thursday after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell predicted an increase in consumer prices this summer — something investors fear will force interest rates up sooner than expected.
Let's hope the fiscal policy rises to the occasion.@Splinty
Stocks tumble as Powell signals inflation is ahead
US stocks tumbled Thursday after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell predicted an increase in consumer prices this summer — something investors fear will force interest rates up sooner than expected.
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