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She borrowed $49,548.74 in student loans. 120 payments later, she’s paid $25,558 — and now owes $50,121. She’s paid on it for years and still owes more than what she originally borrowed. The entire thing is a SCAM to enslave the young people. https://t.co/Szxfluriei pic.twitter.com/RHuoEGClIO — Derrick Evans (@DerrickEvans4WV) June 20, 2026 Every time I …
The real story here is not “recession fears.” The real story is that institutions, markets, and even consumers are starting to quietly admit something much darker: The modern economy increasingly survives through financial insulation, debt tolerance, asset inflation, and delayed recognition of losses rather than broad based prosperity. That is the connective tissue running through …
Bull Theory @BullTheoryio 🚨The cheapest money in the world just got more expensive. The entire global financial system borrowed it. Japan’s 10-year bond yield just hit 2.564%, for the first time this century. Japan is one of the largest holders of U.S. Treasury bonds in the world. As Japanese yields rise and a BOJ rate …
This billionaire just warned the debt is unsustainable and he expects forced sell-offs and a wave of deals that leaves only the strong standing. “…There’s billions and billions of refinancing required just to keep these things sustainable. When does enough become enough for some of the big banks?”….” https://t.co/gcMSQZcEki — kristen shaughnessy (@kshaughnessy2) April 22, …
Pablo Galante Escobar, the head of liquefied natural gas (LNG) at Vitol, warned the audience at the FT Commodities Summit earlier today that the “world is on borrowed time” and that the Gulf energy shock will develop into a food crisis unless LNG flows resume through the Hormuz chokepoint. “We are on borrowed time. Every …
CAPEX investements "competition" will now be replaced with who of MAG7 borrowed more. — Alex_Swiss_Investor (@Alex70848763197) February 9, 2026 Per Grok: These SEC filings allow companies to prepare for issuing securities like stocks or bonds. Google’s 424B5 prospectus supplements a registration for specific offerings. Amazon’s S-3ASR is an automatic shelf registration for flexible future issuances. …
via WSB: TL;DR: My take: MSTR doesn’t survive more than ~3 years in most realistic scenarios. BTC down → MSTR dies fast. BTC flat → MSTR bleeds out paying dividends + interest. BTC goes mainstream → ETFs kill the premium and dilution stops working. Different paths, same ending. Longer version for anyone who still has …
“THE GLOBAL FINANCIAL SYSTEM JUST BROKE IN TOKYO Japan’s 30-year bond yield hit 3.41% today. That number means nothing to you. Here’s why it should terrify you. Japan owes 230% of everything it produces. It’s the most indebted nation in human history. For 35 years, they kept the lights on by borrowing at near-zero rates. …
If you need $3 trillion in debt to keep the dream alive, it’s not a dream anymore. This is why people have grown increasingly worried about the financing behind AI over the past few months: bond issuance has surged since September, and global financing of data centers is expected to balloon to almost $3 trillion …
The middle class dream didn’t disappear, it just learned to smile through the struggle. Middle Class wealth is a mirage. Your friend with the nice car? It’s financed. Your cousin’s vacation? On a credit card. Your coworker living “alone”? Three roommates you never see. This is the real America. Struggling quietly, flexing publicly. — middleclassparty …
WARNING 🚨 BANKS BORROW $50 BILLION IN EMERGENCY LIQUIDITY FROM FED REPO WINDOW TODAY ‼️ 🚩 $20 BILLION THIS MORNING AND $30 BILLION MORE IN THE AFTERNOON ⚠️ CRISIS INCOMING 🚩 https://t.co/lLWvoC191y pic.twitter.com/ekoTvK6ewz — The Butcher of Wall Street Marcel Kalinovic (@BossBlunts1) October 31, 2025 🚨BREAKING: FED PUMPS $29.4 BILLION INTO MARKETS OVERNIGHT! The Fed …
🚨 $20.35 BILLION Borrowed from the Federal Reserve Lender of Last Resort this morning! This is an All Time High since the $GME Sneeze! BOJ is helping out today with ~$1B too. pic.twitter.com/uILF9TbkNM — WhatCanIMakeToday (@WhatCanIMT) October 31, 2025 US BANK RESERVES FALL TO $2.8 TLN, LOWEST SINCE 2020 Liquitity is draining from the system …
It’s happening quietly. You have to watch the numbers more than the headlines. The liquidity that once made the system feel invincible is slipping away. The US banking system’s reserves, a key factor in the Federal Reserve’s decision to keep unwinding its balance sheet, tumbled for the third straight week dropping to the lowest level …
The 30-year Treasury yield just pierced the 5% ceiling again. That line has held for two decades. Every time it’s tested, the bond market snaps back. April 6 was the last time it happened. Stocks dipped. Bonds rallied. Today looks like a rerun. The yield hit 5.01% before retreating to 4.91% by close. That’s the …
It’s the part no one wants to say out loud. Not on TV, not in campaign speeches, not in the flashy Fed statements. But it’s right there in the numbers, year after year. The more Washington spends, the weaker the economy becomes. The logic is brutal in its simplicity. When the federal government floods the …
The pathways to real wealth are very limited. Hell, the goal of even owning your home these days is getting harder to achieve by the year, even with a well paying job. You can’t really blame people for yoloing into options with big potential payoffs vs working for 40 years and not even been able …
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Guy with 400 credit and borrowed down payment threatens dealership sales guy because he offers him an SXT instead of a hellcat lol 40 years of ZIRP have made broke Americans delusional pic.twitter.com/arPrrm6oAh — Darth Powell (@VladTheInflator) August 3, 2024 OMG https://t.co/RJygSkxWJA — Darth Powell (@VladTheInflator) August 10, 2024
Despite recent highs in the S&P and Nasdaq, Rosenberg warns of imminent economic downturns that could have devastating effects. From rising delinquency rates in consumer credit to the bursting of the Canadian housing bubble, tune in to discover a what lies ahead for our economy and your portfolio.
Are derivatives borrowed against U.S. Treasuries about the collapse the market? 🤨 https://t.co/scFmS1jZgN pic.twitter.com/QSoWS5dWWC — Financelot (@FinanceLancelot) April 29, 2024 BREAKING: Former surgeon general is sounding the alarm that the current situation with bird flu feels like 2020 all over again & warns the virus could jump to humans "any day now" 😉 https://t.co/QzR7Y0CRYk pic.twitter.com/YbrR8VQc4M …
🚨BREAKING: FED DISCOUNT WINDOW 📈 FED DISCOUNT-WINDOW LOANS $7.02B IN THE WEEK *The latest data suggest that mostly regional banks are using the discount window as they are the ones with the worst balance sheets. pic.twitter.com/KbqGFjQ16J — The Coastal Journal (@1CoastalJournal) April 25, 2024
I borrowed $4M in derivatives to invest. Too crazy? byu/Dry-Drink inwallstreetbets
via Matthew Piepenburg: In late December, I published a final report on the themes of 2023 while looking ahead at their implications for the year to come. I repeated my claim that debt markets and debt levels made the future of Fed policies, currency moves, rate markets and gold’s endgame fairly clear to see. Of course, as …
Debt seems to be bipartisan. pic.twitter.com/WxZlPf2woG — FIATFIRE 🔥 🔥🔥 (@fiatfire) September 20, 2023 If you print $4 trillion … that type of impact on real income is inevitable. Inflation over the past 3 years had run much faster than income growth, as a result we are overall losing buying power. Even if inflation comes …
Rand calls them as he sees them. No fear. . @POTUS and BOTH parties in Congress are robbing Americans to pay Ukraine with money they borrowed from China. The number one threat to our national security is our debt and our country is $33 trillion in debt. We don’t make America or Ukraine any safer …
by Hephaestus4 Japan is selling U.S. treasuries and buy back Yen to defend its currency. This is not good for the U.S. as we go into a “doom loop”. Rates will continue to rise on the long end of the curve, which makes borrowing costs go up…which means more borrowing to keep this BS game …