Bond Market flashing red!

Are we going to see a mass run for perceived safety in the bond market? if we do then interest rates are going to go down??? not up as pushed by the Financial MSM. If perceived run for safety occurs when the stock market corrects? What's driving this? according to the factual stance as seen by Gregg Mannarino, we are days away because of the unfolding Geo political events.

a reply to: anonentity

Thanks for sharing this OP.

Are you familiar with Ken Schortgen with his series 'The Daily Economist'?

Or "Financial Argument"? Or "The Silver Report"? There are some great contributors I've been finding on Youtube lately. Let me know

a reply to: FamCore


Yes all the independent analysis guys are now flashing warnings with regards to the market. You tube is starting to squeeze these guys out, so that alone says something.

The question isn't "IF" anymore, but it is "WHEN".

When should we expect to see things happens, days, weeks, months, next year?

That has always been my question.

Living in a small apartment, it's hard to have space for "extra" anything for long, especially if it isn't being used.

a reply to: Cygnis


Geopolitical events will be the trigger.

Pretty exciting times we're about to experience if you're correct.

This would be big enough to cause the collapse of governments and spawn riots hardly imaginable.

Best doom-porn ever!!

Why didn't the German bond market move show up in the euro.....?

Yup, the market is odd as hail.....two months now I've changed it all coza the market operators ....stacked silver from eBay. A little and have agrible land garden and beeves. Hey those ducks grow really fast and big.

Don't worry. It's all about funny money being invested anyway. Unless it was inherited. LOL.

I'm not much for gold. One ounce is worth thirteen hundred bucks, a farmer has two dozen eggs and a bushel of potatoes to sell, and of course, they have guns in case you decide to rob them. So that chunk of metal isn't worth more than those potatoes and eggs, it will cost you all of it if your hungry, he does not have change.

I would rather have silver or copper to trade, even old nickles and dimes or pre-eighty four pennies.

Gold has always been a scam. It was used by deceivers a lot throughout history. I would rather have guns or bullets to trade than gold. Also, stocking a little fertilizer would be a good investment, farmers need that for their fields.

Fertilizer.....I forgot about that.......

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originally posted by: rickymouse
I'm not much for gold. One ounce is worth thirteen hundred bucks, a farmer has two dozen eggs and a bushel of potatoes to sell, and of course, they have guns in case you decide to rob them. So that chunk of metal isn't worth more than those potatoes and eggs, it will cost you all of it if your hungry, he does not have change.

I would rather have silver or copper to trade, even old nickles and dimes or pre-eighty four pennies.

Gold has always been a scam. It was used by deceivers a lot throughout history. I would rather have guns or bullets to trade than gold. Also, stocking a little fertilizer would be a good investment, farmers need that for their fields.

I'd rather have a slingshot.

originally posted by: GBP/JPY
Fertilizer.....I forgot about that.......

a reply to: rickymouse

Don't be buying huge amounts of fertilizer, you might wind up on a list.

originally posted by: rickymouse

originally posted by: GBP/JPY
Fertilizer.....I forgot about that.......

a reply to: rickymouse

Don't be buying huge amounts of fertilizer, you might wind up on a list.

And don't store them near or with petrol-based products..

a reply to: Cygnis


MOAB

There aren't many people left who don't think we are headed for a correction. In fact, all the indicators for the last three major corrections are all present right now, only worse than ever. Its just a matter of pulling the right trigger.

What I fear more than the eventual cyclic correction is the fact that our present financial system is untenable. We tried to solve a credit problem with more credit. And it didn't work. Now we have debt that can never be repaid and a ponzi scheme for a banking system. At some point the bill will come due and the debt will be called in. That will be the moment the US becomes insolvent - bankrupt. Like Wiemar Germany, we will probably go to bed with $10,000 US dollars in the bank and wake up with $1,000 America bucks, or whatever they will be called. We will survive it, but the adjustment period will be brutal.

a reply to: Vroomfondel


I've been trying to post but it wont go through. Basically if the stock market doesn't go up next week after the MOAB. Its a bit dicey.

Depending on what occurs over this weekend, will be interesting to see.

IF war doesn't occur, the market will have issues.

The Central bank needs war, or everything goes belly-up.

a reply to: Cygnis

I'll have to do it this way as it wont embed, funny that? www.youtube.com... The market doesn't like the smell of war.
You'll have to reset the vid to the beginning, some very interesting comments.

It's the Federal Reserve and the TBTF Banks behind the deliberate down trend of the Bond Yields...

as the predetermined 3 more rate increases come into play during 2017 ...

The Public and Investors will continue to be swayed by the manipulated & lower interest rates on paper, they will be continually Dissuaded from buying Bonds or Treasuries because the government can't afford the higher interest rate pay-outs other than to themselves and their eager lap-dog TBTF Banks.

Watch to see if the Paper Market Sales, held about every week on a different variety of Bonds....
watch to see just who are the successful bidders, and who just about gets shut out of becoming successful bidders.


the 10 Year will get below 2.25% from the 3% high return just a few months ago
but as rates go-up.... watch the sales go down as only the 'insiders' will be given the nod to hold the higher interest rated bonds that are bid up to an outrageous purchase price thus reducing the 'return'
(that's the essence of the manipulation of the paper market - just like they continue to do with Precious Metals, & all markets for that matter)



There is a fast approaching flood of offshore money coming back into the USA economy... over $8 Trillion worth of printed money will be returning into the economy... some $4 Trillion is sequestered by the banks themselves and that flood of monies will help start inflation like in the 1970s again

and the Fed. does not want the Retired who control some $1.5 Trillion to buy up the higher interest rate Bonds for their savings & Uncle Sams financial loss...... the plan is for the paper auctions to sell the higher priced bonds to the banks who will cash in the Paper Treasuries & Bonds with the Fed who still holds over $10 Trillion of bogus Credit-Swaps and other fraudulent mortgage paper the Banks unloaded on the Fed Balance Sheet from 2006-2011.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ One Hand Washes The Other....Huh ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: Cygnis

I'll have to do it this way as it wont embed, funny that? www.youtube.com... The market doesn't like the smell of war.
You'll have to reset the vid to the beginning, some very interesting comments.

He provides a rather interesting perspective.

I'll be curious to see what transpires, myself.

Sounds like in any event, it could be messy?