Into the Night
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Not an answer. Try again. What has this got to do with a matured bond?
de-dollarization
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Tbird19482
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LOL in what thread?
there is only 241 posts in this thread.
YOU still CAN NOT show us were I have EVER denied any of my post you are nothing but a cock sucking LIAR.
There has to be a reason for de-dollarization. Figure it out you lazy fuck and stop blaming others for your stupidity.
Into the Night
Verified User
Post #242. The previous one was post #239.
You trying to cover up your dumbassery is cute.
Tbird19482
Verified User
LOL YOU are one really stupid POS, there is no denying anything in those posts.
YOU ARE A FUCKING LIAR .
Go troll somebody else ASSHOLE.
Based Chad
Was it me?
I think people with the ability to create the dollar would reinforce it by any means necessary.
Based Chad
Was it me?
are you saying people are just not buying bonds anymore?
It doesn't matter what I say. I don't know if it's the algorithm or if we're getting closer to a dollar crash but I'm getting bombarded by news of a global economic collapse.
Based Chad
Was it me?
if people have stopped buying bonds it makes sense.
Based Chad
Was it me?
Yes, bond purchases have decreased recently due to concerns over rising inflation and government debt, which have led to higher yields and volatility in the bond market. This situation has made some investors wary of buying bonds at current prices.
Current Trends in Bond Purchases
Overview of Bond Market Activity
Bond purchases have experienced fluctuations recently, influenced by various economic factors. The bond market has seen significant volatility, particularly due to concerns over rising inflation and government debt levels.Factors Affecting Bond Purchases
- Interest Rates: The Federal Reserve's interest rate policies have a direct impact on bond purchases. As rates rise, bond prices typically fall, which can deter some investors.
- Economic Conditions: Slower job growth and consumer spending have led to expectations of potential interest rate cuts, which may encourage more bond purchases in the future.
Recent Market Sentiment
- Investor Interest: Despite recent price declines, many investors view current bond prices as a buying opportunity. A majority of financial advisors believe that bonds are becoming more attractive due to higher yields.
- Government Debt: The increase in government borrowing to address budget deficits has raised concerns among investors, leading to a demand for higher yields on long-term bonds.
Conclusion
While bond purchases may be down in some areas due to rising interest rates and economic uncertainty, there is a growing sentiment that the current market conditions could present attractive opportunities for investors looking to enter the bond market.
Based Chad
Was it me?
help me figure this out... smarties.
"as interest rates rise, bond prices typically fall"..
I feel dumb for not being able to figure the causality of this.
thanks.
"as interest rates rise, bond prices typically fall"..
I feel dumb for not being able to figure the causality of this.
thanks.
Based Chad
Was it me?
I was trying to formulate that sentence you would use to explain it to someone and I couldn't.
but i feel it might still be true.
but i feel it might still be true.
Into the Night
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What is 'de-dollarization'? What has this buzzword got to do with matured bonds?
Insults are not an answer. Try again.
Into the Night
Verified User
LIF. Answer the questions put to you.
Based Chad
Was it me?
I figured it out in a cynical way.
rising interest rates mean the money printing entity might not be pressing their hegemonic power to it's fullest.
Diesel
Well-known member
Not one single word of that is true. Where do you hear this shit?
Into the Night
Verified User
Post #247. Denying your own posts won't work, Finger.
Into the Night
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What 'algorithm'???