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There are people in the world who still think that buying US bonds is a good idea.
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The only people who genuinely believe that are people with double digit IQs and boomers who were psyopped into thinking the 60/40 folio provided them with security, lmao
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>>62647826
But... the drawdown!
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Only pmg baggies think that
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>>62647820
50% of my folio is us bonds.
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>>62647820
I remember that bond shill in 2021 urging people to buy bonds kek
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>>62647820
It's a political decision, they could "just" raise taxes and reduce government spending.
I think the positive effect of a lower interest rate on economic growth would be greater than the negative effect higher taxes would have on growth.
So the "just" is that it is unpalatable for the voter.



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