Greg, please do a dedicated video on these major back to back spikes in the 10yr yield and how that relates to the same that you've noticed in history. Give me some historical info on the subject. What has happened in the past. Thanks 😃
I heard someone(Rob K?) describe this as a "controlled demolition of the economy in slow motion as to allow the elites to board the lifeboats of the Titanic as it sinks". I agree 100%.
Just saw the Prez wants to pour billions (maybe more) from American Rescue Plan to ensure solvency of pension plans through 2051! Damn. If this bill passes, can you imagine what it will do to boost Wall Street? Could mark a perpetual bull market for 30 more years! And what will that do to the debt market? Greg please comment on this.
Yes that’s what’s on the plans. Not all the city and state pension plans and benefits are solvent. This is a BIG DEAL for the pension plans that had to cut benefits and are not solvent. It’s a BIG DEAL any way you choose to look at it. Will the institutional investors buy up more real estate property?!
Greg has always been on the right track regarding this market . Greg works hard day to day and he just needed a few naps and some rest as we all adjust to changes and hit the restart button.
Let's take a moment to define 'unconventional Fed actions'. Imagine a poker game where all players but one is permitted a $500 max betting stake. The one - aka The Fed - gets to play with 10 million.
Let's now identify the markets where the greatest bets have been placed. Oh - on higher energy and higher interest rates - I see. Now let's take our outsized stake and sell the dickens out of energy and interest rates - until the longs cry for mercy - hand us their pile so that we are now better capitalized - and now we'll take the markets where they belong. Illegal as hell - but that's what you get when the criminals are in charge.
Volatility in the bond market. Not a good sign. Remember the Debt Market, as Greg calls it, is the dog and stocks are the tail. The trading desk for the FED and ECB are attempting a a balancing act of the 10year yield. The money velocity is wavering. If it stops then that planned implosion is possible. We are already in a depression. Don’t look at their fake numbers. Look at the inflation at the supermarket or gas pump and then look at income. They are completely disassociated. The spiral is downward. It’s a controlled destruction of the economy.
Greg, please do a dedicated video on these major back to back spikes in the 10yr yield and how that relates to the same that you've noticed in history. Give me some historical info on the subject. What has happened in the past. Thanks 😃
I heard someone(Rob K?) describe this as a "controlled demolition of the economy in slow motion as to allow the elites to board the lifeboats of the Titanic as it sinks". I agree 100%.
Me too. 👍
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Yep. Bull market trap.
Also, how much longer will it be until
Biden blames the nuclear power demise
on the incompetence of
Homer Simpson? Gotta be soon, no?
This is such an annoyingly obvious bull trap.
Wish the market would just get it over with and drop.
Then the MM's/institutional investors/whales wouldn't be able to laugh their asses off as they trick/whipsaw the crap out of our dumb butts. 😃
Just saw the Prez wants to pour billions (maybe more) from American Rescue Plan to ensure solvency of pension plans through 2051! Damn. If this bill passes, can you imagine what it will do to boost Wall Street? Could mark a perpetual bull market for 30 more years! And what will that do to the debt market? Greg please comment on this.
Yes that’s what’s on the plans. Not all the city and state pension plans and benefits are solvent. This is a BIG DEAL for the pension plans that had to cut benefits and are not solvent. It’s a BIG DEAL any way you choose to look at it. Will the institutional investors buy up more real estate property?!
Greg has always been on the right track regarding this market . Greg works hard day to day and he just needed a few naps and some rest as we all adjust to changes and hit the restart button.
I'm not Greg but I would keep that in mind as things go.
Let's take a moment to define 'unconventional Fed actions'. Imagine a poker game where all players but one is permitted a $500 max betting stake. The one - aka The Fed - gets to play with 10 million.
Let's now identify the markets where the greatest bets have been placed. Oh - on higher energy and higher interest rates - I see. Now let's take our outsized stake and sell the dickens out of energy and interest rates - until the longs cry for mercy - hand us their pile so that we are now better capitalized - and now we'll take the markets where they belong. Illegal as hell - but that's what you get when the criminals are in charge.
I think the Fed has done a .75 basis increase and will do another .75 in July, 2022. You
stated you were reading the Fed Minutes which were from June, 2022 not July 2022 so
those minutes are yesterday not tomorrow. Then there will be another increase in August
or September of .50 basis points as the Fed will continue to tighten on interest rates.
So, the "Markets" that got hooked on cheap money inclusive of start ups tech stocks, etc.
and yes real estate groups like Blackrock had tons of money to invest into buying all housing
markets "until" the housing markets etc. decline in valuation/value. You see there is a tremendous
balancing of interested parties in all this as explained above and then there are consequences
of any policy over time to the general public. In order to get back into or ahead of the "lovely
markets" the Fed will tighten even into economic head winds as the the consequences of feeding
the whales and wild piggies in the "Markets" equals bad outcomes for the everyone else. That
is not the way the system does work or will work shortly. Consequently, everyone will say the sky
is falling, the markets are crashing, commodities are falling, etc., etc. "but" all these markets are
so inflated and bubblicious that they need to go down. Look at any charts of any stocks, commodities
or anything in the current market over the longer time charts and you see what I'm talking about.
And yet, those people that cry for a return to the old currency and economic system basis are all
now bitching at the Fed inclusive of the spoiled brats on Wall Street as the Fed tightens which
is exactly what they were all advocating all over every channel and every expert conservative or
otherwise. Now they all bitch and raise the question, "Is the Fed Stalling and Causing An Economic
Crash or Recession? This is after sucking off the titts of the Fed Largesse over the last decade or
more and yet they now fight the Fed raising rates as they are quote unquote destroying the economy?
You see what bs this all is. They argue they are not political either and yet this sh policy has been
going on over Presidents and Presidencies and differently controlled Congress' and Senate's yet
they want it all to be boiled down to their blue or red bs when in fact "business is business and
so to is economics 101+.
So, expect more rate increases from the Fed as they tone and tighten market conditions and for
you new home buyers expect more listings not less even as interest rates go higher as sellers will
have to reduce sales prices or have their homes sit on the market for longer and longer periods of
time. Additionally, if any of the private home and apartment builders stop building I'm sure the
government will provide assistance for lower cost housing for the general public rather for actual
old fashioned homes rather than spoiled crypts people now want and buy.
You all wanted change as outlined and yet when it comes you then promote fear when in fact
all things are relative to each other so if one goes up another may go down and so on and so
on. This is not only necessary and proper, it's a part of a healthier economic and currency system
which we all should be dedicated to.
So, consumers have to crimp purchases because prices points are currently up. Then instead of
buying three shirts they buy one "but" with a price point that equals the original three shirts and
so they take care of it as it cost them that new cost. This holds true with any purchase or investments
over time.
The Fed is going to crash the housing market.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zs7jvfgs2GQ
Volatility in the bond market. Not a good sign. Remember the Debt Market, as Greg calls it, is the dog and stocks are the tail. The trading desk for the FED and ECB are attempting a a balancing act of the 10year yield. The money velocity is wavering. If it stops then that planned implosion is possible. We are already in a depression. Don’t look at their fake numbers. Look at the inflation at the supermarket or gas pump and then look at income. They are completely disassociated. The spiral is downward. It’s a controlled destruction of the economy.