/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.51574332]

Holy shit it’s going to fly way past the 2008 level

Brace for impact

[Anonymous No.51574351]

>>51574332
lol remember all the permabull retards claiming they could never raise it past the previous peak

[Anonymous No.51574363]

>>51574351
PRICED IN

[Anonymous No.51574364]

It's over. This time for real.

[Anonymous No.51574379]

>>51574363
cope

[Anonymous No.51574386]

>>51574332
yield curve control, ether to 40k usd, btc to 170k

[Anonymous No.51574391]

10%
At least.
I'm serious, this shit is going to fucking suck.

[Anonymous No.51574422]

>>51574386
t. retard

[Anonymous No.51574433]

>>51574332
Good. May everything collapse. Civilization as well. Hopefully we get a nice big Carrington Event soon to make things really comfy.

[Anonymous No.51574448]

>>51574422
us deafaults at 12% and that's assuming economic growth is still going on at 100% capacity.

If rates are 6% with an economic slowdown it would put the us at default risk

[Anonymous No.51574477]

>>51574332

qrd what this means?

[Anonymous No.51574498]

>>51574448
not my problem

[Anonymous No.51574501]

2008 is going to look like a joke

[Anonymous No.51574506]

>>51574332
Market crash next week

[Anonymous No.51574561]

>>51574477
>>51574422
Bonds are US government taking loans to run day to day operations (you GIVE money when you BUY a bond).
Bond yields are the interest that the gov has to pay for anyone to subscribe to the bonds.

Higher the yield, lower the trust people have in government's functioning.

Short term yield is increasing means oogga booga will likely happen in the short term.

(This is a VERY simplified take)

Join us here to discuss the implications: >>>/pol/396465681

[Anonymous No.51574695]

>>51574561
https://blog.bitmex.com/the-doom-loop/

[Anonymous No.51574779]

>>51574561
thanks

[Anonymous No.51574858]

>>51574561
>Global Hyperinflation General

[Anonymous No.51575030]

>>51574448
US can't default because we can print dollars

[Anonymous No.51575043]

>>51575030
Hyperinflation is far worse than sovereign debt default retard

[Anonymous No.51575202]

>>51575030
>US can't default because we can print dollars

Exactly and what is the best way to create those dollars?

YIELD CURVE CONTROL, not only financing the gov but making private investors baghold bonds at lower rates.

[Anonymous No.51575355]

>>51574422
It's all fun and games until poor people start asking where their welfare checks are and Israel starts asking where their support is.

[Anonymous No.51575380]

>>51574351
I remember guys saying interest rates would never go above 0% again lol

[Anonymous No.51575421]

>>51575030
Which sends asset prices to the moon and leads to politicians calling for immediate rate cuts to prevent us entering a situation where printed money is needed to make minimal interest payments in a never ending loop.

[Anonymous No.51575490]

>>51574561
>Higher the yield, lower the trust people have in government's functioning
Don't listen to this retard.

[Anonymous No.51575643]

>>51575490
He is right tough, higher yield in bonds means there are less buyers

[Anonymous No.51576507]

>>51575643
Trust in government is not what affects bond prices. Don't talk about the bond market if you don't understand it.

[Anonymous No.51577110]

>>51574332
So I guess scenario 1 is playing out?

>>/biz/thread/S19617950#p19621142

[Anonymous No.51577166]

how do I make money on this

[Anonymous No.51577169]

>>51574858
hey, can I get an invite to the tranny discord?

[Anonymous No.51577211]

>>51575355
Cool it the antisemitism
> chiggy check

[Anonymous No.51577224]

>>51574332
is this bullish or bearish for crypto

[Anonymous No.51577305]

>>51577224
Crypto moons on cheap money sloshing around, just like tech stocks or any other risk asset. If the financial system siezes up Bitcoin will drop to where it was when Ron Paul was running for president. The only people holding will be End The Fed retards.

[Anonymous No.51577387]

>>51577305
>implying Ron Paul didn't warn you about the perils of an overly powerful central bank
Enjoy your needless great depression.

[Anonymous No.51577529]

Almost all investment bank CEOs, hedge fund managers and billionaires are comparing the current situation to the 80s and the dotcom bubble. 2008 was too mild compared to what is about to happen

[Anonymous No.51577753]

>>51574561
absolute retard drivel lmao

[Anonymous No.51578021]

>>51577169
/pol/ is back the way you came little commie vatnick.

[Anonymous No.51578168]

>>51574386

[Anonymous No.51578231]

>>51574332
Good.

[Anonymous No.51578280]

>>51574391
what if you're completely liquid.

[Anonymous No.51578454]

>>51574386
Why would they yield curve control when the market is just front running the FED?
According to the FED we will be at 4.25% by the end of year (so two months from now).

[Anonymous No.51578484]

>>51574448
why would the US default at 12% ? it would have to remain there at an extended periode of time before it becomes a problem for the government.
pic related.

[Anonymous No.51578534]

>>51574448
>us deafaults at 12%

Source?

[Anonymous No.51578560]

>>51578484
>>51574448
This pic is better, currently the US average interest rate on the outstanding debt is 1.7%. It's gonna take at least a couple of years to break 3%, maybe if they accelerate deficit spending they can get there in 2023.

[Anonymous No.51578588]

>>51574386
Shhhh...

[Anonymous No.51579066]

>>51574386
Kys