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$Direxion Daily 20+ Year Treasury Bull 3X Shares ETF (TMF.US)$ First, as an assumption. The Fed will not cut interest rates rapidly unless there is a so-called hard landing where catastrophic damage to the economy occurs, such as during the Lehman shock. It was an unprecedented crisis at the time of the coronavirus shock, and that level cannot be compared. Also, it seems natural that the current US administration wants to issue government bonds and keep interest rates above a certain level in order to realize policies this year. It means that the risk that inflation will rekindle due to political instability in the Middle East cannot be completely dispelled for the time being. Based on these, the Fed's idea is that interest rate cuts are necessary to the extent that the economy does not die, but the real intention is that they want to maintain interest rates above a certain period of time. If a so-called soft landing were to be realized, long-term bonds, and this product with further leverage, would be extremely dangerous. Betting on this stock means betting on a hard landing, and there is no other reason to choose. Interest rates have been raised quite a bit, so there will always be interest rate cuts at some point, and victory is confirmed! blind for vague reasons such as...
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183381923 : YouTuber Tsumoto Kokoro called Itsuki (Itsuki) from Liberty in Levanas has a history of arrests!
Loan dealer Kiko and Tsumoto Kokoro arrested on suspicion of keeping a bank book containing welfare expenses
On 5/27, the Kawachi Police Department and others arrested an unregistered money lending business suspect Tsumoto Kokoro (35) and 3 female employees in Nishiawaji 1, Higashiyodogawa-ku, Osaka-shi, on suspicion of violating the Money Lending Business Act (storage of bank passbooks, etc. involving public benefits).
According to the investigation, it is suspected that from Heisei 6/2 to May this year, when they lent 62,000 yen in cash to an unemployed woman (34) in Tsurumi-ku, Osaka-shi, they kept bank passbooks and cash cards to which women's welfare expenses are transferred as collateral.
Suspect Tsumoto and his colleagues targeted welfare recipients and gathered customers by handing out leaflets in Tsurumi Ward, Kadoma City, Higashiosaka City, etc. At the time of repayment, customers were called and passbooks and cash cards were handed over to lower protection fees. The department sees that there are close to 38 other victims and is pursuing it.
Mainichi Shimbun 2008/5/28 Osaka