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They are borrowing 1 TRILLION a week and you are bearish anon?
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-10-30/us-treasury-borrows-record-839-billion-in-auctions-this-week
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>bloomberg
what is their reach into the relevant demographic by now? 10%, less?
The debt is uncovered, toxic, worthless
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>>62836591
It says in that very image the only thing that money is going towards is repaying their debts
It's not necessarily new money since bonds are guaranteed to be paid out
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>Record debt in 2026 under Trump
>Previous record debt in 2025 under Trump

Cool, cool.
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>>62836625
>guaranteed to be paid out
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
for 60 years not a single bond was paid out without inflation of said bonds.
btw, ask the holders of war bonds of the austrian-hungarian monarchy about the "guarantee". lmfao
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>>62836625
>It says in that very image the only thing that money is going towards is repaying their debts

so you are saying they are paying borrowed money with even more borrowed money? and thats a good thing? MIGGER intellect on display in wild
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>>62836637
The united states will never not pay its bonds because it can print money. What I was getting at is that if you know that you're gonna receive X amount of money from your maturing bond in 3 months, chances are you've already spent that money in advance. So when it arrives no new liquidity is being added to the stock market. So when OP says this amount of borrowing is bullish, it really isn't.
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>>62836662
>b-but trump
AHAHAHAHA
kys journalwhore boomer mind. You die the same as the trump boomers in the 30s. There wont be mercy for you old ass GenX scum. Everyone of you dying a violent death is liabilities off the ledger
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>>62836666
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
risk goes line up.
I wouldnt even take US debt gifted
>b-but printing
>inflation gooooood
yeah, choke on your uncovered debt and die you keynesian piece of communist trash
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>>62836674
>kys journalwhore boomer mind. You die the same as the trump boomers in the 30s. There wont be mercy for you old ass GenX scum. Everyone of you dying a violent death is liabilities off the ledger

can you type english shitskin?
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>>62836697
You just identify yourself by your retarded words, that only you leftard old ass GenX retards use. So do yourself a favor and just kys, because the leson of the 20th century was to kill a leftard the moment he opens his mouth, and that lesson has been internalized by the relevant demographic, which you are not
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>>62836591
If it looks bullish to them they borrow more because it's good.

If it looks bearish to them they also borrow more because it's good now and bad will be someone else's can getting kicked down the road.
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>>62836591
>They are borrowing $1 trillion a week
Yes.
Do you understand what they are doing?
Do you understand who they are paying off?
>>62836629
This is not debt, this is deficit spending.
It goes like this>
Some worker paid into Social Security. That money went to the Social Security Administration and bought Government Bonds. That MONEY went to the Federal Government to be used in their annual budget expenditures. That money was used to pay back the Social Security administration's Government Bonds that they bought 30-40 years ago. THAT money went back into some retired worker's pocket.
The total DEBT didn't go up $1 trillion from that.
>>62836662
Yes. That's how the Social Security/Welfare Ponzi Schemes work.
You'll hear people cry it's not a Ponzi Scheme, but the first beneficiaries didn't pay in enough to cover their own benefits and every subsequent generation is left playing catch-up. It's why everything is set to collapse when the last of the baby boomers retire in 2032, there won't be enough people paying in to cover the expenses.
And now you know why the governments in Europe and the US need infinite immigration. If they didn't bring in new taxpayers, the people would lynch them when the benefits systems collapse.
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>>62836591
weimerica and mass starvation, coming to a satan's empire near (You)
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>>62836591
i fucking hate this narrative that Warsh is hawkish. this nigger is stealth QEing 100 percent.
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>>62836742
>If they didn't bring in new taxpayers,
taxpayers?
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>>62836685
Keynes advocated borrowing money to build things (roads, bridges, grid etc). What we're seeing in the US is money borrowed to create nothing (grifter gifts, elonbucks etc). One creates significantly more inflation than the other due to public decay
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>>62837433
They really genuinely believed the UN's declaration about all people are equal and thus interchangeable.
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>>62836666
Printing money is a soft/partial default because you're decreasing the value of the money you're paying.
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>>62837042
The Government buying and cashing out treasuries has nothing to do with Warsh.
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>>62837749
>>62836591
You retards cant explain how the government borrowed something it first has to give.
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>>62836591
>borrowing 1 trillion a week
holy fuck the absolute GDP, we are the greatest ever
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