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Strategies & Market Trends : The coming US dollar crisis

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To: ggersh who wrote (65402)3/8/2021 10:36:49 AM
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Yep, pretty clueless. As the Fed cranks up the press some more, long bond yields go up more. They will attempt wash, rinse , repeat, but I expect this new dynamics to assert itself. And yeah, WS ground will be littered with bodies of Zombie companies and financials that lent them money at ZIRP rates.... we can’t have rates to up because everyone is broke crowd will be in for a rough awakening. Abuse the system and destroy the real economy for 30 years, you deserve your ass getting worked. Now the final Covid straw.... only those
with jobs in finance prospered, much of the real economy is gone. All we do is print money and speculate.
Isn’t it beautiful? I guess the Piper is never coming to collect.... but I think I just saw a glimpse of him.

To WS: yeah rates can keep going up and the currency crash even as everyone gets more broke. As higher rates cause more defaults they go higher. And then 500 Trillion dollar notional swap banks will have a good time making their swaps whole. No risk there because Notional is not real value. They are about to find out how unreal the notional value can get. Everyone else will be in for some rough times.
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