5% Treasury yields

[Anonymous No.53719878]

There's an exciting investment opportunity in boomer bonds, anons.

[Anonymous No.53719910]

>>53719878
12% eom
then triple digits
then hyperinflation

[Anonymous No.53719943]

I'm too dumb to buy more than i bonds

[Anonymous No.53720030]

>>53719910
I can't wait. We'll all be billionaires.

[Anonymous No.53720054]

>>627818951
That's not what he said though.

[Anonymous No.53720501]

>>53719943
You can buy Treasury bonds in basically the same way you bought I bonds though.

[Anonymous No.53720988]

>>53720501
Maybe -- I'm currently using my cash to churn bank bonuses though. Chase granting me 900 dollars for a direct deposit and holding 15k for 90 days. Pretty sweet deal all things considered.

[Anonymous No.53721047]

>>53719878
>buying bonds
I’m not a multimillionaire for that to be even remotely profitable.

[Anonymous No.53721055]

>>53719878
5% sounds like shit to me but what do I know, I just see my buying power decrease daily.

[Anonymous No.53721585]

>>248989696
He's not dead.
But his booger eating technique could be improved.

[Anonymous No.53722286]

>5%
what the fuck is that number, my brain cannot comprehend anything other than price going up +100% in 24h thanks to crypto

shit the inflation was over 20% where I live last year for a few months, what the fuck is a 5%????????????????????

[Anonymous No.53722498]

Will we ever get 10%+ again? Boomers really had it good.

[Anonymous No.53722501]

>>53722286
Kek, it's all relative. Not long ago, interest rates were near zero.

[Anonymous No.53722534]

>>53722498
Imagine buying Treasury bonds and holding them for decades as they increased in value.

[Anonymous No.53723450]

>>53722534
The rate is locked in for the lifetime of the bond once you purchase them

[Anonymous No.53724487]

>>53722286
but do YOU make those kinds of gains with crypto? all that matters is how confident you are that you can outperform that 5% annualized return because otherwise it's 99.999% guaranteed profit, that's why this is enticing to those who are risk averse or not confident in the upcoming 6 month outlook of other assets

[Anonymous No.53724778]

>>53723450
Yes, that's why they increase in value when interest rates fall.

[Anonymous No.53724856]

>>53722498
No, because the US government is about to go broke

[Anonymous No.53724918]

monthly inflation was 5%, fed is saying nothing.
oh no maybe another 25 bps once inflation gets back to 6%!

time to get back in bitcoin, I feel bad I was duped by the government

[Anonymous No.53724939]

>>53720030
zimbabwebros