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Keithhayle's avatar

He stays on top of it all. Keeping us all in the loop. I’m grateful for all he does for us everyday.

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Mike Taylor's avatar

Bonds selling off is stock market positive correct Greg? So as I understand as money flees from bonds (lower interest rates) moving the money and making the stock market positive , let them pump the stock market, let us take our gains and convert those fiat gains to tangible assets, GOLD, Silver and Lead... Be your own bank, get out out the credit system (Fiat), GLTA tomorrow we HUNT

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Russell Pace's avatar

Greg, do you ever sleep haha?

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Gregory Mannarino's avatar

Sometimes ; )

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Digital Grave Digga's avatar

Lions always on the hunt!

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Aaron Buck's avatar

Two choices come to mind. We know the true way put is higher rates lower home prices and a strong dollar. The public is collectively dumber than shit and pray for low rates so money is easily available never understanding they are digging their own graves with unbridled enthusiasm.

How many in the middle class actually comprehend their position? We in this community can only help and save a few.

Daily life and a promised payment system is all most know so we already know the answer.

How few in this world can return to a barter system trading animals and silver?

Can you name me one person bold enough to make such a statement knowing the result would let the world alight with fear and confusion reminding all that we have lived the wrong way for some time and the only way out is almost certain death?

It is almost laughable but we know exactly what the only choice is.

In short we are far below what an almighty one chose for us and we will rot shamelessly with no clear thoughts or identity going forward.

Some are blessed and seek real truth but most are watching sports and piss away their existence.

In closing I beg of anyone reading this please tell me if my perception is flawed so that my realization of life may be corrected or suaded in a different direction.

Sleep well all and never give an inch as we are chosen to help those we know and love.

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Doug Youngman's avatar

Tomorrow is another day my friend.

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Morgan Polsky's avatar

Why would they need to stop the debt buying eventually? Why not do it perpetually?

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Dpp 1235's avatar

I just asked Greg a similar question

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Morgan Polsky's avatar

I don't understand why it has to come to an end.

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Dpp 1235's avatar

I understand the math but when 2+2=a zebra, what the hell 🤦

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Vike's avatar

There is some uncertainty as talk of converting foreign holders of long term bonds to 100 year maturities might shake them up. However I believe the gargantuan overhang of coming US debt issuance is having the greater effect.

In one sense bonds are like stocks where the added amounts of new issuance causes concern regarding dilution leading to a capital loss. As bond prices fall interest rates go UP.

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Ray Laporte's avatar

They don’t want our 10 year and they don’t want our 30 years. What the heck would they buy 100 years for?

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Vike's avatar

THAT IS THE POINT!!!!!!!!

They DON'T have a choice as the law was discussed the treasury had an ARBITRARY choice as to which bonds to roll!

Get it? Or wouldn't it matter to you if your 30 year treasuries were turned into 100 year paper?

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Argiem's avatar

It appears the fed will inflate the system out of debt.

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Doug Youngman's avatar

... the tokenized third world phone banking must be subsidized... get in line for used tennies.

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earl adkins's avatar

This has to be the end ... deliberate destruction of the fiat to move us to crypto.

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kevin-cook haney's avatar

Q is to which crypt do we move into?

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earl adkins's avatar

What did Trump say?

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Mike Wiener's avatar

Love your work (but not your beard so much). I am 90 years old. Holding on to some SLV that is showing a nice profit and hoping it will eventually help my grandchildren with college expenses. Since you advocate gold and silver I'm asking you to spend more time explaining how these metals should react as the national and world economies undergo various twists and turns.

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Tim Rogers's avatar

I’ve been reading/watching you for yrs Greg. Ive been with you for your entire journey. I’ve been long since 2015 but got out with you at the top. 🫡

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Mrjinx007's avatar

4%-5% should be normal in 12%-15% inflation environment. People have to still figure out how to make up the difference to break even never mind getting ahead.

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Doug Youngman's avatar

I am sorry Mr Jinx... at least your mamma didn't confuse you about your gender.

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Wisey's avatar

There is going to be a global war. Total collapse.

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Jason Leimer's avatar

Exactly when all else fails they take you to war

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Lenny Graceffo's avatar

This should support gold & silver prices as the CB’s will continue their purchases.

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Digital Grave Digga's avatar

Bonds backed by Gold to Stabilize the Debt markets and the World Stocks markets and restore Confidence in the Ponzi Scheme!

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Lloyd  Gilham's avatar

Increased bond rates equals decreased bond prices. Banks have to count bond prices on a mark to market basis which results in reduced assets for the banks (thanks Barney Franks). Think the move here is to short the banks and bet on them needing bailouts to survive the Biden/Wyden market crash.

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carole doerr's avatar

Thanks for this important information.

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