Tag Archive for: treasury bonds

Rates Fell – Delivering 6 Very Important Lessons! Which Bubble Will Pop First?

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An alarmingly bad “Challenger Job Cuts” surfaced today, and rates fell as a result. Among other things, we’re seeing a 22-year high in announced job cuts, and hiring plans are down a whopping 35% over last year. While this is bad for the economy and job seekers, it is great for this blog because it reveals 6 important lessons.Read More

Chinese AI Firm (DeepSeek) Crashes Markets; Pushes Rates Down; So Much To Learn

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I remember how cool Friendster and Myspace were… until that Facebook thing came along and crushed them out of existence. But at least I could still appreciate Pandora… until Spotify came along.Read More

Why Massive Government Borrowing Is Not Pushing Rates Higher Like EVERYONE Predicted

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The more the government borrows, the more it slows down economic growth. And the more it slows down economic growth, the more investors demand the “safety and liquidity” of Treasury Bonds. So, there will always be sufficient demand for our debt, without having to push yields higher.Read More