Lions.
I few of you appear to be concerned about the 10yr yield rising after the Fed. Announcement today.
I talked about why, IMO, that happened in the video below. I DO NOT believe that this is the beginning of a much worse sell-off in the debt market. KEEP YOUR EYES ON THE (click)- MMRI.
After the Fed. made their case moving forward, unprecedented in my view, we are going to see some rebalancing in the debt market, some volatility in the currency markets, AND perhaps in the stock market as well.
GM
Be sure to watch this video below, I covered A LOT.
AND YES! I said February in the beginning of the video, lol. DUH on me ; )
Greg, I think you have a decent amount of new people here, some of them not well versed in your messages.
Some of them think that all this "political" stuff is real. Maybe you should take a wee bit of time to slowly explain to them the truth. I say that not to poke at them, but because they really just don't know and kinda need a Mannarino Master Class in reality in a ten minute nutshell maybe.
I think they are very sincere, just maybe haven't been exposed to people like you or Celente much.
Help them out buddy. 😃
The one thing I kept thinking, is when ever the debt market implosion happens there has to be an event that happens. Something unmistakable. Where in the world is most likely for that to occur? Would it likely be in the place that holds the most amount of U.S. debt?