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@StealthQE4 I think long term rates are being manipulated by the small number of players that control almost 90 percent of the volume. Another Liz Truss back in 2022. They want Trump to be tied up with problems before he begins.

@KnowledgeArchiv Multiculturalism is the idea of erasing one viable strong culture with a fragmented society that cannot coexist together in harmony, and can no longer be governed.

"Multiculturalism is in its essence anti-European civilization. It is basically an anti-Western ideology." — Samuel P. Huntington

Very insightful advice. Former White House envoy has warning for Trump on how not to get played by Iran foxnews.com/politics/forme… #FoxNews

Another article on rate hikes. But when inflation reached almost 10 percent under Biden it was called transitory. 🇺🇸 LATEST: Fed minutes show a majority of officials are open to rate hikes if inflation remains persistently above the 2% target. share.google/uq00rnAjEDzLtq…

@TylerS74243677 @rudyten2001 @JeremySzafron But, they are not the market makers deciding the bid and ask!

@ReaderPhx @rudyten2001 @JeremySzafron Incorrect. Foreign central banks are massive buyers/sellers of Treasuries all the time. Just look at their capital flows. A price reflects the overall market view at any given time by all market participants.

I just asked @DaveHcontrarian about the other side of the next global bust, and he laid out a macro equation the financial system simply cannot solve. He projects central banks will be forced to print upwards of $50 trillion to save the system, driving inflation to 25% and pushing interest rates into the high teens. But with global debt swelling to $450 trillion, the math completely breaks down. As he told me: "We can't service our debt at 5%. I don't know how we're gonna service it at 15 or 20%." Watch the full breakdown @KitcoNewsNOW

@RepJeffries President Trump’s $464 million New York civil fraud penalty HAS BEEN TOSSED OUT by an appeals court. x.com/wakeuppatriott…

@WSJ Let us how long he will stay out of jail!?

A federal judge in Tennessee dismissed the criminal case against Kilmar Abrego Garcia, saying prosecutors had acted vindictively and improperly charged the Salvadoran immigrant for political reasons. on.wsj.com/3Rg1XvL

What you are saying, first we will have deflation that will cause a massive stock market and other assets except US bonds. The massive crash will force all CB to print massive amount of money to support the world economy at the rate of $20 trillions, that eventually will cause massive inflation that could reach 25% and Fed rate will be 20%. I do not see it this way. I think the world economy is under the control of world bankers and the WEF and many other organizations that President Trump is trying hard to dismantle their control. They are fighting President Trump on all fronts. Jerome Powell was the biggest lever in the hand of the globalists. Keeping interest rates higher than needed will eventually cause a slow down, they are hoping to crash the global bond market, similar to what they have done in the UK in 2022 against Lizz Truss. Trump knew this from day one and tried to fire Powell and another Fed governor that was caught lying on her mortgage application multiple times. The courts played their game to keep her on the board with others that are nothing more than a rubber stamp to Powell. Powell is the only Fed Chairman in history to stay on the board after his 14 years term expires as the Fed Chairman. He is staying according to him to see the investigation into his cost over run to remodel the buildings housing the Federal Reserve at a cost close to $5000 per square foot. The only other Fed Chairman thay stayed in history was by request from the president. Just looked at how they are delaying all of Trump nomination in the Senate. The are desperate to create an economic event of some sort to sway the mid term election against Trump. I can see a stock market crash due to over valuation or the cost of building AI vs the revenue that it will bring in the short term. I see inflation a lot lower once the oil market is settled. I see inflation moderating later this summer.

@ArtusMagnus @ReaderPhx @rudyten2001 @JeremySzafron You are very confused regarding my forecast and the sequence of events. High inflation is still many years away & not part of what precipitates the bust. It results from the massive fiscal and monetary response to the bust. Every CB will be printing money in response to the bust.

@maybesome11 @StealthQE4 Not sure what you are saying? I never mentioned 28 in my post?

@ReaderPhx @StealthQE4 if i use your number 28 over 6yrs is 4.5% on avg a yr, over 2 target past 6 yts, most imputs in cpi are estimates as the bls said they are only geting 65% of imputs,, so 1.3 is a guess,, u trust them good for you

This was 2023. Rick Santelli said he sees rates topping at 13-14% and everyone laughed at him. Are they still laughing? I’m not.

@seanmdav @julie_kelly2 Thom Thillis of North Carolina is a globalists puppet. He needs to go, he would not confirm Warsh without the DOJ withdrawing their case against Jerome Powell.

@visegrad24 Only way to keep the Europeans under the globalists rule and control.

Merkel becomes the 1st person to receive the European Order of Merit, the EU’s new top honor for people who have contributed the most to Europe’s development. In her speech, she urged EU leaders to regulate speech on social media She says it’s the only way to “ save democracy”

@infraa_ @zerohedge They needed cash to support their people. They limited US dollar withdrawal and limited international wire transfer as well.

@zerohedge Right, as I've been talking about since the start of the war x.com/infraa_/status…

Turkey Isn't Alone In Dumping Treasuries zerohedge.com/markets/turkey…

@Macro_Sentinel @zerohedge Many others countries sold and many bought as well.

Turkey didn't dump Treasuries for "de-dollarization." They sold ~$14B (almost all holdings) in March to get liquid USD — defending the crashing lira + paying for spiked energy imports after the Iran conflict. Treasuries = quick dollar ATM for import-dependent nations in crisis. Liquidity need, not rejection. Other countries trimming for similar reasons.

@369Tin @zerohedge Say who?

@zerohedge U.S exceptionalism is headed straight into the gutter.

@Macro_Sentinel @zerohedge But @zerohedge is another globalists anti Trump puppet. They want Trump to be under their thumb like they did in his first term.

@charliebilello Amazing, does it usually corrolate with the stock market performance?

The US consumer sentiment index from the University of Michigan goes back to 1952. It has never been lower than it is today. Video: youtube.com/watch?v=pJGsJO…

Again, the market take its cues from the three largest financial institutions that handle the bond traders. Imagine that google and Microsoft are paying on their ultra long bonds lower than the US government that has the power to impose immediate taxation on all citizens and companies.

@ReaderPhx @DaveHcontrarian @rudyten2001 @JeremySzafron The market takes into account all public information on inflation from all sources. The sum of the market’s view at present is reflected in current bond prices. That view is always changing, as do prices.

@TylerS74243677 @DaveHcontrarian @rudyten2001 @JeremySzafron Foreign institution do not affect the daily price, they hold the US bonds and notes just for reserve and as a buffet mechanism. Some have sovereign wealth fund but they are not active traders. The real active traders are the three large US institutions.

@ReaderPhx @DaveHcontrarian @rudyten2001 @JeremySzafron Foreign ownership of treasury bonds is substantial, as are domestic institutions. Too many participants for one to have control.

@TylerS74243677 @RetireSmartSA @DaveHcontrarian @rudyten2001 @JeremySzafron Is the long term it reduces demand resulting in reducing pricing. Usually this take anywhere from 2 to 3 years. In the short term it is inflationary.

@ReaderPhx @RetireSmartSA @DaveHcontrarian @rudyten2001 @JeremySzafron Wrong! Higher credit costs reduce prices, all else equal, as they increase debt service and result in less buying power for assets and goods. A higher payment makes a purchase less affordable so price generally declines to offset. Demand/affordability declines, prices follow.

Another post from the Iranian media mouth piece, Mr Kobeissi the famous mullah. Here is the real news. EXCLUSIVE: Tulsi Gabbard resigns from Trump Cabinet Her husband Abraham was recently diagnosed with an extremely rare form of bone cancer, she wrote in her resignation letter  By Brooke Singman , Robert Schmad Fox News Published May 22, 2026 1:00pm EDT

BREAKING: United States Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard has resigned, per Fox News.