30-Year Bond Yield RISING FAST, DIDNT A 4CHANER SAID SOMETHING ABOUT crash the market to refinance the debt at a lower rate AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
HAPPENING USA ECONOMY
but...but the meme i saw said...
nobody is going to buy US bonds with how erratic their political decisions are.
who the fuck would bind their money up for 30 years if Trump might very well decide by tomorrow to destroy the dollar?
Trump has claimed he wants to do that for fucking ages, all he does is cry about rates being to high. Its obviously his goal, doesn't mean he will be successful.
USSR tier collapse incoming
This is what I said when I saw it. So let me get this straight, the US government is going to get erratic and untrustworthy and this is going to lower the bond yield
If other countries start buying this would be a way to track successful negotiations.
the theory makes sense when you're an American and think the entire world revolves around America and America could never collapse like Rome, Egypt, the British Empire, etc
This Anon Babble post appears to be discussing movements in the 30-year U.S. Treasury bond yield and referencing a previous prediction or theory from another Anon Babble user.
Breaking it down:
1. "30-Year Bond Yield RISING FAST" - The poster is noting that yields on 30-year U.S. Treasury bonds are increasing rapidly. When bond yields rise, it means their prices are falling.
2. "DIDNT A 4CHANER SAID SOMETHING ABOUT crash the market to refinance the debt at a lower rate" - The poster is recalling a theory previously shared on Anon Babble suggesting that there might be an intentional market crash to allow for refinancing government debt at lower interest rates.
3. The "AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH" suggests the poster finds irony or humor in the situation, possibly because the rising yields contradict this theory (since higher yields mean higher borrowing costs, not lower ones).
The post is written in the characteristically chaotic and informal style common on Anon Babble, with inconsistent capitalization and grammar.
The theory being referenced doesn't make immediate economic sense in the context of rising yields, as a market crash that leads to rising bond yields would actually make refinancing debt more expensive, not cheaper. This inconsistency may be part of what the poster finds amusing.
shitgpt is a better poster than retards on here
grim
increased risk of default will somehow lower the interest rates on treasury bonds
I mean we all know migapedes are pretty fucking dumb but this is a new low
this may be what the poster fins amusing
Oh fuck it's learning humor. This is going too far
us inflation is about to explode, causing rates to reach 20%+
Think about American companies and American markets and how a retreat from stocks might result in that outcome. Additionally, Trump will likely negotiate purchasing these as part of balancing tariffs with each country, kek.
China's dumping. I hope they dump the whole thing. USA will be bankrupt before summer. Expect Weimar levels of inflation.
Enjoy poverty
oh thank god, Trump will "likely" negotiate, that changes everything
sheeit if the rates drop low enough I might have to do some refinancing as well.
Patriots in control. Trust the plan.
Will never happen, our economy is too robust and OP, very diverse and resilient, our market is three times the size of China's, and we have tons of capital we love to throw around. I'd worry about yourself.
China has shitloads of US treasury bonds and they're going to dump all of them.
Apparently most of the world including china. This seems to be more immediate moves away from bonds because the market isn't crashing for some reason.
higher yields + lower stocks + lower USD = economic death. I didn't see anything like this since 2020
Not as many as the US fed, kek
You're destroying what makes your economy good.
A Ferrari becomes valueless if you treat it like shit and keep denting it
In a normal crisis they do go down because investors look for safety and they feel daddy government is a good place to park their assets until the storm has passed.
This time is special because this crisis was caused by the president and there is no telling what the mad man will do next.
Very interesting actually and this case will end up in economy classes for centuries to come.
The majority of US debt is just money we owe to ourselves.
that changes nothing about what I said.
the higher the risk, the higher the interest rates.
Trump's current leadership course is so erratic that the risk is very high, no one will lend him money on the cheap
No it doesn’t retard
Yeah... By the way, as unrelated question, who own the most guns in the world?
the chinks
Yes, specifically American boomers who will pull their money out to pay for their retirement.
So who's going to finance the US government debt now?
American Millennials? - maybe.
Europe? - LOL.
China? - absolute KEK.
It’s 4d chess bro!
Inflation damages the purchasing power of money you'll have in the future, because that money won't go as far. That makes bonds less attractive, as inflation rises, so the yields have to be higher to make them an attractive investment.
That anon got consistently called out for having no fucking clue what he was talking about. The entire post was gibberish.
it doesnt matter you fucking retarded poorfag.
no foreign nation or bank beyond the literal Federal Reserve buys US Bonds now
the FED buys 95% of US Bonds. been this way for a long time
once the FED is shut down the US Bond market will collapse.
refinance the debt at a lower rate
Hans, you should know better...
ah yes because therer would be no impacts if the fed were to massively buy us bond yields