Is The Economy Just Now Falling Apart

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At the start of the month we surpassed 34 trillion on the debt. Today it on 34.109 trillion. It is rising 150 billion a month. I expect this to really increase as revenues are falling off a cliff.

I suspect we will hut 35 trillion by June 1st easy. But the graph is going vertical and this will be an issue very soon. I expect within 6 weeks that there will be a a failure in one of the bond auctions and interest rates will be back to new levels above 5% on the 10 year in the next 4 weeks.

4.17% today on the 10 year bond.
 
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At the start of the month we surpassed 34 trillion on the debt. Today it on 34.109 trillion. It is rising 150 billion a month. I expect this to really increase as revenues are falling off a cliff.

I suspect we will hut 35 trillion by June 1st easy. But the graph is going vertical and this will be an issue very soon. I expect within 6 weeks that there will be a a failure in one of the bond auctions and interest rates will be back to new levels above 5% on the 10 year in the next 4 weeks.

4.17% today on the 10 year bond.
We're fucked then!
 

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It s the only hope western civilization has imo.
 

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'“No fuel, no food, no future” — that is the slogan most often used by German farmers, obviously in English because it was the only way to get mass exposure of their current plight.

However, you’d be forgiven for missing the protests raging across Germany — and in many other countries this past week, including Romania and France — due to the mainstream media’s apparent disinterest in the farming revolution, with producers seemingly given particularly strict instructions on what to, and what not to report.

The existence of protests unfolding throughout Europe appeared to be under some form of media embargo.'

Why is the West’s mainstream media ignoring the farmers’ revolt? - Remix
 

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where are people getting the money to live. It can only be through loans secured by houses. Houses are unaffordable so has the collapse arrived in Ireland.

When does a house go on the market and is not snapped up as appears the case at the moment.
 

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Stocks going up is no surprise because it is the number of dollars needed to buy them that is going up just like everything else. In 1974 the Dow was 760. Today if is FIFTY times higher.
 

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Stocks going up is no surprise because it is the number of dollars needed to buy them that is going up just like everything else. In 1974 the Dow was 760. Today if is FIFTY times higher.
Right, and they stock increases are not keeping up with inflation either. Better off to have invested in real estate or land
 

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Right, and they stock increases are not keeping up with inflation either. Better off to have invested in real estate or land
But houses and to a lesser extent land is astronomically expensive now to the new demand of 10million people illegals and about 6 million legals over the past year.

In Ireland this is far far worse percentage wise.
 

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