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There is $50 trillion more in world debt today than there was in 2018.” And that will hurt equities. Because of margin calls on derivative contracts, some institutional investors are being forced to sell and take massive losses. Banks are taking huge losses in the bond market.
Federal Reserve began reducing their US treasury holdings by $60 billion a month in September instead of $30billion. If the Federal Reserve raises the federal funds rate by another 100 basis points and continues its balance-sheet reductions at current levels, they will crash the market.
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Nintendo Ds : Sheesh
Kcler : Really sick the Amount of debt in total around the world
easygoing Lyon : buy 10 oz silver bars at 250 dollars ea instead of stocks??
datoldcat : Crash it
Mcsnacks H Tupack OP easygoing Lyon : If the crash is too bad the government can declare martial law. In that event citizens are supposed to turn over all gold and silver. These sons of bitches are all a bunch of arrogant crooks. Think they make the rules and can do whatever they want and not have to pay for their crimes.
Mcsnacks H Tupack OP Kcler : The question is where is the money going. The market is back at January 20,2020 price, which means gas and food and everything else that has inflated should have fallen. Instead prices continue to rise. The money is being distributed thru some kind of Facility which is making it credited to something.
easygoing Lyon Mcsnacks H Tupack OP : just heard from. my sister Ukraine is a child porn producer and Russia is sick of the skum next door.
easygoing Lyon Mcsnacks H Tupack OP : 2nd amendment. come n take it...
my sister got 100 guns n she's a lady.
Mcsnacks H Tupack OP easygoing Lyon : 2nd largest catholic church in the world is in the Ukraine. At least we aren't being lied to.
bullrider_21 : 31 t of which is U.S. debt. To put it in perspective, that is more than the value of the economies of China, Japan, Germany and the U.K. combined.
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