/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>20098531
In real terms, its probably worth less than $270. The problem with suppressing yields on treasuries is that you need to keep printing money to buy up your own nation's debt. Eventually you can't keep up the charade and institute yield caps, and then you get to see the stock market soar to new heights in nominal terms, while the actual value of stocks compared to everything else eats shit and you devalue to currency used to buy these stocks.

The only alternative is ripping the band-aid off and letting yields naturally rise above 0.7% in real terms, which will cause a flood of money out of the market (and real estate). This nukes pensions and 401ks, while putting the localized QE based inflation that was hiding in some sectors into the economy at large. Why do you think consumer inflation hadn't risen at all while stocks and real estate soared over the last 10 years? All the money was going into bubbles. Bubbles which are ready to drown everything else.

>>12768719

>>5105661
What in the fuck

>>4990981
normies don't actually make a buying decision off of this, r-right?