Hope the memes were worth it.
>>539511167why hasn't crypto been nuked yet? ETH is close to $1900
>>539511167I don’t care. Don’t you know the quick ship bonus is $25,000?
>>539511167WUT WUUUUUUUTTTT NIGGA MY 100 YEAR BONDS ARE SHITTING ON THE MOON FLAG YOU ABSOLUTE FAGGOT
>>539511167>right nowI havent been able to find a decent job in almost a decade. Let it burn.
>>539511167i was getting 5% or more on cash under biden (6mo tbills) but trump and the republicans fucked it up
>>539511167Gov bond yield increasing all around? Yeah that sucks. Also >30 years bondsYou burgers are always retarded.
>>539511167>up .006those are miniscule numbers you fucking idiot
Not a single one of ^these eight posts starting with OP knows either what it means or what is going on.
>>539511167>muh futureswhere do you think you are?
>>539512411Feel free to enlighten us. I know gov bonds increasing yields means they are less attractive for buyers and generally means people are losing confidence in the government's ability to repay said bonds.
>>539512411dont project
>>539511167TWO MORE PIPS!!
pretty much the whole world is limpdick mode to the US military so right now theyre seething and doing the only thing they can do which is impact bond yieldsUS I believe cant last longer than the world can in this stalemate
another bond happening nothingbuguer
>>539512755Basically bonds used to be seen as 100% for sure money. If bond yields go up then that means if you own a long term bond you cannot sell it. Why would someone buy your 3% yield bond when they can get a new 5% yield.The reason people got bonds in the past was this safe money idea. If you had a 30 year bond you could sell it in 15 years and still turn a profit that was safe and little to no risk. There still is little to no risk but your money truly is locked in for term if rates increase. Also nice if you are new in wanting bonds because you have a high value for them. It is possible it keeps going up and your current good value is shit.Higher yields also barely increase house mortgage rates. Because banks take a risk when they lend this money. But the money the banks lend for house mortgages are literally numbers on a screen with no physical representation in the real world so I don't understand why bond yields affect fake imaginary computer mortgage loan money.But also in terms of general lending for business things become higher interest. Again why would banks lend a business money at a low interest rate if bonds yield higher. The reason the US and world economy booms is because of how easy lending has been in the US. And when lending in the US was hard there was the yen-usd carry trade. Yen-usd carry trade is dying so if bond market keeps going up then free money glitch for business will dry up which will be bad for an economy whose economy is roughly 40% debt ridden AI companies.I am just an armchair retard though but I believe USD is backed by the military, not gold or our economy. The military has been seen as a paper tiger with Iran. So it is logical the USD is weakening and losing demand which drives bond yields up.
shit nigga i got that in my couch cushions you need a loan nigga brokeass negro
>>539511167>your futures are going to Hell right nowdon't tease me with a good time
>>539513616The post gets some ideas right but mixes them with several misconceptions.The correct point is that bond prices and yields move in opposite directions. If you own a 30-year Treasury paying 3% and new bonds pay 5%, investors won't pay full price for yours—they'll only buy it at a discount so its effective yield matches current rates. You can still sell it anytime; you'll just receive less than you paid if rates have risen. If you hold a U.S. Treasury to maturity, you'll still receive all scheduled interest and your principal.It's also true that higher Treasury yields generally lead to higher mortgage and business borrowing rates. Treasuries are considered the "risk-free" benchmark, so lenders demand even higher returns to compensate for the additional risk of making mortgages or business loans. Banks don't simply lend "imaginary money" for free—they have funding costs, capital requirements, and alternative investments. If a bank can earn 5% almost risk-free by buying Treasuries, it has little incentive to make a 4% mortgage.The post is much weaker when it claims that people historically bought bonds mainly because they could always sell them for a profit. Most investors bought bonds for safety, predictable income, and diversification. Falling interest rates sometimes produced capital gains, but that wasn't the primary reason.The comments about AI companies making up "40% of the economy" are unsupported, and while the yen carry trade has been an important source of liquidity in recent years, it's only one factor affecting markets.Finally, the idea that recent higher bond yields are mainly because the U.S. military looked weak after Iran isn't supported by evidence. Treasury yields are driven primarily by inflation expectations, Federal Reserve policy, economic growth, government borrowing, and investor demand. Military strength contributes to U.S. global influence, but it is not the main determinant of the dollar's value or Treasury yields.
>>539513616When you learn economics from 4chan and tiktok kek. Mixing all that slurry of retarded memes into one big retard blob of text
>>539511167...Isn't this how yields are supposed to look? Long term yields are "too high" or something?
lol financetard thread
>>539513616>>539513944none of this means anything btwall financetards are just pretending to understand how the shadowy ultra jewish market works
>>539511167>futureslike some made up invisible monopoly money thing ? or the actual future which already got fucked before anyone could defend themselves by boomers ?
