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RE: Just 2 Days After The Fed., The US Dollar Resumes It's Fall and Bond Yields Drop. By Gregory Mannarino

in #money7 years ago (edited)

I think there is a huge missing piece of puzzle in the US economy that is becoming a very serious issue, but nobody seems to be trying to address it. The question is.. "Who has been financing those Treasury bonds when we know that nations have stopped buying them?" Problem is that there is no evidence to proof my speculation. I am suggesting that corporations have been forced to hold the empty bag. I think that's what's been going on. Corporations have been forced to load up with these unwanted bond debts in order to keep the engine running just a little longer. This is scary, and it's a time bomb.

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Probly the ONLY reason why AAPL will survive is becuz it owns so many treasuries. AAPL corporation >>> saved by the U.S. govmint...the "correct" way for once. Warren "the" Buffoon still out there being the govmint shill of course. And by that I mean the "voice" of Wall St. Relax! I have Warren under control. I even shorted, coverd, and then reshorted his ass even tho I was the only one at steemit that said >>>" Long term bonds (as measured by TLT) pretty much an obvious short...but who has the guts to do it?" Greg will verify...he still reads all my spews as he doesn't want to get his ass totally kicked by trading on his own. Greg can't afford not to listen to me. That means you kittens are listening to me too as you do what Greg tells you to do. BAC now at just under $25. How high does this have to go before Greg "finally" notices. How many times did he try and long the banks and fail?

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