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by confoundedinterest17 The US taxpayer has suffered a double whammy under The Federal government. First, thanks to the Federal Reserve, the purchasing power of the US Dollar has fallen 97% since the creation of The Federal Reserve in 1913 (under …
This means a surge in US rates in the debt markets as a wall of rollover debt comes due around $7 Trn for 2025, plus the new issuance. Effects of this will be: 1. Long term debt rate surges, due …
Debt crisis in the UK? Remember that this is collateral for shadow banking investments in the US. It's hard without Janet Yellen's support#DXY #UK #DEBT pic.twitter.com/uR4EOmdxKV — Amit Noam Tal (@amital13) December 27, 2024 UK insurances and pension funds crisis …
US Debt Growing by $1000 billion every 100 days pic.twitter.com/O1UwAch94y — Willem Middelkoop (@wmiddelkoop) December 26, 2024 On the next advancing cycle in gold towards $2,900, I expect senior gold miners GDX test $48 mark. Gold $3,400, GDX to $65. …
I've engaged with 100s of accounts replying to my SBR tweets in recent weeks, and I have simply been blown away by how many Bitcoiners I've needed to elucidate on the facts that: fiat sovereigns do not issue debt against …
Global yields to explode in 2025. pic.twitter.com/n1ycL1tXOD — The Great Martis (@great_martis) December 23, 2024 The U.S. federal debt is projected to reach over $50 trillion by the middle of the next decade. This includes the need to roll over …
This is how we got $36 trillion in debt and $2 trillion annual deficits. They use issues like cancer research funds as a wedge. Then attach Ukraine funding, immunity for big pharma to vaccine injuries and other lobbyist payoffs. They …
I YOLO’d $35,000 in Credit Card Debt at 0% into Bitcoin @ $44,000 byu/yysleezy inwallstreetbets
Yields pre-warning that history is about to repeat. 1972 national debts 400million2024 national debt 35 trillion. How does a 10 to 15% mortgage rate look like today? pic.twitter.com/9Ki8eewmJb — The Great Martis (@great_martis) December 15, 2024 If gold repeats 1970s …
by confoundedinterest17 It is the Biden Boogie! Joe Biden is leaving the Presidency with an attrocious record. While saying he is leaving Trump with the strongest economy in modern times, the is actually leaving Trump and Republicans with a hollow shell …
Was at the Apple Store yesterday to get some upgrades before the tariff war increases prices, this was literally the worst holiday sales the store has seen (per employee) Its so bad you can see the 0 demand for the …
BREAKING: Total US public debt hits a record $36.17 TRILLION, up $1 trillion over the last 105 days. US federal debt has risen by an average of $9.5 billion per day over the last 105 days. At the current pace, …
(By Carleen Johnson at The Center Square)—The average American household credit card balance as of the third quarter of 2024 was about $10,757 after adjusting for inflation, according to a new study. The personal-finance website WalletHub on Friday released its …
Simply, the whole topic could be summed up with this cartoon. Sadly the keyword and mindset in Europe is: “NO. IT’S IMPOSSIBLE.” But these matters are always nuanced so first, let's understand the full picture… pic.twitter.com/y2glFsZfCK — Alessandro Palombo (@thealepalombo) …
via Reddit: Well here it goes. About a year ago I dumped about 5k into a company that I may or may not have had private knowledge of. I thought I was so smart, turns out that less than a …
It’s 2025 in 🇨🇦: Federal, provincial, and personal debt are at breaking points. Food bank lines hit record highs. Homeless encampments spread across cities. Housing is out of reach. Universities and hospitals are buckling. Collapse isn’t a question of if—it’s …
TLDR: TIME claims Biden deserves credit, not Trump, for economic success. Article ignores inflation, rising consumer prices, and debt-driven GDP growth. Wage recovery offset by prior months of disproportionate inflation growth. Consumer confidence remains weaker compared to pre-Biden levels. Energy …
**Tether Alert** The idea that Wall Street is embracing Tether and Bitcoin is much clearer.The more Tethers are being bought, the higher Bitcoin goes. The higher Bitcoin goes the more Tethers are being bought. As Tether grows in size the …
Since US yields started rising after the Fed meeting in Sept, global bond yields are higher, while the dollar and gold are surging, reflecting an increasingly global debt contagion. While many in the US are laser focused on the US …
by confoundedinterest17 Tennessee Ernie Ford sang it best. $36 tons of debt. Another day older and deeper in debt. Notice virually no political candidate will acknowledge or discuss. The federal government spent $1.8 trillion more than it collected in tax revenue in …
https://www.usdebtclock.org/index.html?taxpayer Such a large amount of debt makes the future look bleak. Is it even possible to pay this debt off? h/t Gullible_Guard_8247
Gold hits new all time high despite surging dollar; the precious metal has now completely disconnected from the greenback amid relentless central bank buying pic.twitter.com/4OfruCNNOV — zerohedge (@zerohedge) October 16, 2024 “Central banks around the world have also increased their …
If you think this all ends with a balanced budget, decreasing federal debt, and low inflation, you are not paying attention. pic.twitter.com/SYjXkw1i9G — James Lavish (@jameslavish) October 3, 2024 US banks made a $1 trillion from Federal Reserve’s 2.5 year …
This is super depressing. In Arizona…Average price of a home… in 2000 – $119,600in 2010 – $221,900In 2015 – $289,000In 2024 – $426,680 The price of a home in Arizona increased by approximately 256.75 from 2000 to 2024 Median income/salary…in …
This is an excellent video on the massive fiat debasement that is waiting for us around the corner. — Marius Kjærstad (marius.eth) 🐬🦇🔊 (@MKjrstad) September 19, 2024
Landlords in the commercial real estate sector are indeed facing a significant challenge with $1.5 trillion of debt maturing by the end of next year. Approximately a quarter of this debt could be difficult to refinance due to higher interest …
NEW York City real estate tycoon Brandon Miller had almost $34 million in debt before he died by suicide. Miller had only $8,000 in his bank account when he died in July, legal documents show. Miller was married to the …
