Why 5.25% is the Bond Market’s Tipping Point

1위@Sandwichking-d2t1 hour ago

The bond vigilantes that Jamie Dimon warned Scott Bessent about are here and they are angry. The 10-year yield is at 5.16% and the 30-year yield is at 5.48%. Trust in the U.S. government is eroding. No foreign buyer wants U.S. treasuries anymore, so the Federal Reserve as buyer of last resort and the U.S. Treasury with their Treasury General Account have to step in. Japan sells treasuries to support the yen, China sells for geopolitical reasons and Europe at least doesn't buy. Trump has alienated all allies. Instead of guessing the Fed's next move, I focus on capturing the momentum of these sector rotations. I managed to grow a portfolio of around $85k to a decent $720k in the space of a few months. All thanks to Adriana Mcgrath, for her regular updates and her beginner’s course that made this possible.번역 보기

2위@Assemblyere6 days ago

They’re calling it the greatest depression, maybe ever번역 보기

3위@WorkLifeStressBalance6 days ago

Oh no. If only someone could have predicted this.번역 보기