Long-term rates, how can the rise be stopped?The upward trend in long-term US government bond yields is one of the major fundamental concerns at the moment. The US 30-year Treasury yield reached 5.33% during the August 18 trading session, a level not seen since 2007, meaning a 19-year high!
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It is not the absolute values in debt that matter.It is not the absolute values in debt that matter.
It is the accelerations and decelerations that create capital rotation events (or are seen at capital rotation events).
Right now, the rate of change is nothing out of the ordinary, ready for its next acceleration.
The US national debt is approximately $32.6 trillion.I did the math we're all phucked..
The current population of the US is about 335 million people.
By my formulating and calculating and asking ChatGPT=
Debt per person≈97,313.43
The last time the US turned a profit was 2001
The total federal spending for the fiscal year 2023 was approximately $
FEDERAL DEBT priced in the DOW JONES is too HIGH!Those dollars that the US government owes must be inflated away!
As paying back 33 Trillion dollars is not feasible in today's version of dollars.
So they must be paid in even more worthless dollar currency units.
If the US government stops spending they will send the US economy into a recession.
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How High will Gold Rally Reach?How high will gold prices reach? They will rise in proportion to the U.S. debt.
Today, we will study the relationship between U.S. debt and gold prices during these periods. We will also explore how high gold prices might go and how soon they could reach these levels.
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US Govt Real Debt is Down Last 3 YearsThe "real value of the US Gov't Debt" is a different way of looking at our situation through rose-colored glasses, but it is a fair analysis.
If we "adjust the debt level for inflation" as measured by the CPI Index (All Urban Consumers Index) from the beginning of the series back in 1966, you will
[STUDY] Spread between National Debt and Real GDPWas curious to see the spread between the US National Debt and Real GDP. As we can see, the National Debt was sustainable prior to 2016 as productivity was greater, but this has since changed. How long can we continue this, especially with a looming recession aka reduced productivity in spite of con
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