Titaniumman

If you read the article it says that the yeild curve often been wrong in the past. This article was on Yahoo, it's purpose was to spread panic to those that read just the headline, like the person that posted this obviously failed to do.

ShadowWatcher

I've been following the yield curve for a long time, 1 month paying as much as a 10-year is an off-the-charts inversion! Why would you tie your money up for 10 years when you can make the same amount in one month? This all comes down when physical precious metals can no longer be delivered! The fifty tons taken from Isis will help to prolong, Libyan gold has carried us this far. As soon as China and Russia get no more gold they will stop sending Goods. America will have to print our way out of debt which will destroy the value of the dollar, get your wheelbarrow ready if you want to buy a loaf of bread. This only goes for Federal Reserve notes, anything printed buy United States Treasury will hold its value, unless America Falls! including silver certificates printed while JFK was president, and believe it or not all coins are products of the United States Treasury. This means a single penny will be worth more than $1 bill Federal Reserve Note.

polygeek

We're definitely in for one, it's just a matter of when. Bubbles create dollar velocity which isn't always bad.

SkepticalEnthusiast

Just fyi, the massive tax cut for corporations is being used for share buy backs rather than "creating jobs" or whatever bs. This should prop up the market for a while. Plan accordingly but we may have 1-2 years before the crash, maybe longer. The market has never been this heavily manupulated, making it less predictable. If history is any guide, the worse the manipulation, the worse the collapse.

version7

2025

jc99ta

This is BS. We have one of the lowest unemployment rates in the country at the moment. They are investing in jobs.

Titaniumman

The guy that posted this obviously didn't read the article, it goes on to say that the yield curve is not a definitive metric as an economic indicator and has OFTEN been wrong in the past.

Obrez

Not really, jobs are still just disposable employment, the pre Clinton economy was strong because only a few service jobs were disposables meant for teenagers. Our wages are artificially low due to the number of the people in the job market, unskilled service work has been left so far behind due to shit tier education, over population, too many women in the workforce, and unskilled immigrants. The next step up which is manual labour/low skill is fucked because healthcare, training, and good wages aren't being delivered on in many cases due to the same reasons as above, job stability in such fields only comes from unions, employers are just too disloyal. Skilled labor/trades are in a bad way for a number of reasons but mostly because the middle class is gone, people can't afford home repairs, remodeling, improvement and that inconsistency in work opportunities has but tradesmen out of self employment and into working salaried for lower pay than they might otherwise make for the sake of consistency. The medical professions are not seeing sufficient wage increases to keep up with inflation and rising cost of living.

What this means is that most urban centers are non-functional today and that de-urbanization is happening so fast it's causing urbanization via suburban to urban creep/sprawl these people who fled high cost of living get run down by it again and again, cities and taxes get bloated, home values stagnate, middle class equity falters.

Trump's economy isn't bad because of Trump, it's bad because America has made all the wrong decisions for 30 years and mostly wrong decisions since the start of the civil war.

plzdaethx

So borrow as much as possible then declare bankruptcy when I lose my job?

derram

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Tallest_Skil

We never left the last one.

agodgavemethisland

38 BILLION FOR ISRAEL!!!!!