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vincecate wrote: Thu Mar 17, 2022 12:01 pm Made a post on my blog how I think the Fed is just worried about "inverted yield curve":

http://howfiatdies.blogspot.com/2022/03 ... s-law.html
Good post. Won't the Fed just keep buying as the sellers keep selling (and crash the market)?

So then we have the confidence question arise: when do people finally ditch treasuries entirely, and make it all FED, thus the USD does in fact lose world reserve status (effectively)? That's always been the question, it isn't about the bond market failing. It already has.
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Cool Breeze wrote: Thu Mar 17, 2022 12:11 pm Good post. Won't the Fed just keep buying as the sellers keep selling (and crash the market)?

So then we have the confidence question arise: when do people finally ditch treasuries entirely, and make it all FED, thus the USD does in fact lose world reserve status (effectively)? That's always been the question, it isn't about the bond market failing. It already has.
Thanks. They have to at least make an attempt at tightening monetary policy. So their plan is to sell bonds and make long term rates go up. But as people start to lose lots of money on bonds I do think there will be a rush to sell. At some point the Fed will claim the market is broken and step in and buy all. Then everyone can sell. Then we get hyperinflation.

But first they have to try to use these "powerful tools to fight inflation" that they keep bragging about.
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vincecate, what timescale do you expect hyperinflation in? Six months? A year? Two years? Three?
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vincecate wrote: Thu Mar 17, 2022 5:27 pm
Cool Breeze wrote: Thu Mar 17, 2022 12:11 pm Good post. Won't the Fed just keep buying as the sellers keep selling (and crash the market)?

So then we have the confidence question arise: when do people finally ditch treasuries entirely, and make it all FED, thus the USD does in fact lose world reserve status (effectively)? That's always been the question, it isn't about the bond market failing. It already has.
Thanks. They have to at least make an attempt at tightening monetary policy. So their plan is to sell bonds and make long term rates go up. But as people start to lose lots of money on bonds I do think there will be a rush to sell. At some point the Fed will claim the market is broken and step in and buy all. Then everyone can sell. Then we get hyperinflation.

But first they have to try to use these "powerful tools to fight inflation" that they keep bragging about.
Exacto.

The only question is the timeline. As always.
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Tom Mazanec wrote: Thu Mar 17, 2022 7:25 pm vincecate, what timescale do you expect hyperinflation in? Six months? A year? Two years? Three?
I am very unsure. We have not had a fiat reserve currency get hyperinflation before. And in the age of the Internet and social media.
Many academics use 50% inflation per month as the definition of hyperinflation. I think if we get to 50% per year the common man will be calling it hyperinflation. But even this could be 6 month to 3 years. There is a lot of ruin in a nation.
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https://www.reddit.com/r/UkrainianConfl ... rians_had/

https://gbhackers.com/imsi-catcher/ The reason none is used. Targeting ordinaces is childs play.
All users are just targeting themseleves as genocide by mobile device. For years you have been told so.

Reports are flowing in the ordinance is tied to report.

If you see a phone and reporters flee. They are death messengers. The same happened in Sri Lanka as the red cross left
the same hour it was shelled to dust.


I assume you guys are hedged in the window as noted and warned from the august sweeps and into september it would be obvious.
Demand will vacuum dry supplys in some areas as of course the newer normal is still developing.
We are stepping aside more as the diseases says z is worth more than thousands and thousands.
The Elite depravitys goes against every American survival value. The common warrior knew and knows who the targets are first.

For those with even a clue the Menshevik Internationalists where targeted.
The adaptation as the Bloc of Four Social Classes theory in post-revolutionary never left the stage either.
A few reports are flowing in unconfirmed nationals other than as tiny hats also are now just shot by Wolfsangel Azov.

The actual issue is already known and why.

We will blow some dust off cash from august sweeps and avoid the 269 diseased.
As posted then it was the burn loot murder cult with lie cheat steal in tow.
Only one for appearances has diverted any burn loot murder lie cheat steal money.
The Canuks have a the same problem we have with wef slaves.

aedens wrote:
Todays news:
Weapons - none
Religion - none
Press - none
Leadership - none
Caeser - none

But plenty of shouting and finger-pointing.

Fri Mar 01, 2013 7:35 am
Yes indeed Generational Dynamics has a good sense of irony and good cheer to admire the statists wet dreams
on the crucible of history.
Whatever the technical legal ratio decidendi of the case, the public at large widely understood the Somersett Case to mean that,
on English soil at least, no man was a slave.
I beg to differ on the abuse of usury and debt in any realm. No one is going to save my ass.

note: Ratio decidendi refers to the legal, moral, political and social principles on which a court's decision rests.
It is corupted and a vile display as the harbingers into judgement are unheeded by more than a few.
The next window as the salem window into 2024 as warned. The secular brain is infected as it spills out rot.

thread: l8ter.
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they are negotiating with their Azerbaijani counterparts to radically increase the flow of trade across the Caspian south of Russia and take full advantage of the Trans-Caspian Trade Corridor (casp-geo.ru/kazahstan-nastroen-na-aktivizatsiyu-razvitiya-transkaspijskogo-transportnogo-koridora/.
Kazakhstan has also announced plans to dramatically expand the shipping capacity of its Caspian ports and the infrastructure connecting them with the rest of the country, an indication of its seriousness about bypassing Russia and working instead with Azerbaijan and other countries in the southern Caucasus (casp-geo.ru/kazahstan-nameren-ispolzovat-potentsial-morskih-portov-na-kaspii/.

Foreign policy establishments are still trying to save face and pretend they're not being given the bums rush.
No one wins another round. Survive and have a testimony worthy when you meet Him.
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Originally adopted by companies like GE and Westinghouse in the early 80s. We all know what happened to GE. Does Westinghouse even still exist?
At its heart is the psychology of elitism. Starve the consumer market. Squeeze the supply chain dry, and shift capital away from the workforce and middle class customers and back up to the corporate offices and stockholders. It always ends badly as will the current auto market lies.
The inputs to supply chain costs will render them useless.
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In this Ukraine war, Gingrich is the interventionist, and Biden is putting his own country, America, first.

On this one, put me down with Joe.
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