DiabloWags said:
I miss the Amusing tweets from a conservative University of Texas drop-out about how great the economy is under Trump.
You sure do talk about this guy a lot but you can find him on X. Enjoy
The ECONOMY Part Deux
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You sure do talk about this guy a lot but you can find him on X. Enjoy
BearlySane88 said:DiabloWags said:
I miss the Amusing tweets from a conservative University of Texas drop-out about how great the economy is under Trump.
You sure do talk about this guy a lot but you can find him on X. Enjoy
Im not on X.
But I do have nearly $10 million in my brokerage account. Im in the Top 1%.
Go Bears!
DiabloWags said:BearlySane88 said:DiabloWags said:
I miss the Amusing tweets from a conservative University of Texas drop-out about how great the economy is under Trump.
You sure do talk about this guy a lot but you can find him on X. Enjoy
Im not on X.
But I do have nearly $10 million in my brokerage account. Im in the Top 1%.
Go Bears!
Uh cool? What does that have to do with you talking about Amuse?
BearlySane88 said:DiabloWags said:BearlySane88 said:DiabloWags said:
I miss the Amusing tweets from a conservative University of Texas drop-out about how great the economy is under Trump.
You sure do talk about this guy a lot but you can find him on X. Enjoy
Im not on X.
But I do have nearly $10 million in my brokerage account. Im in the Top 1%.
Go Bears!
Uh cool? What does that have to do with you talking about Amuse?
I think it's funny that there are Trump fans who actually find credibility in him.
His tweets about the economy have been proven to be bogus and clearly show that he has no idea what he's talking about. I just find it funny that he's been held in such high regard here by a number of posters.
As you know, he is a college drop out.
DiabloWags said:BearlySane88 said:DiabloWags said:BearlySane88 said:DiabloWags said:
I miss the Amusing tweets from a conservative University of Texas drop-out about how great the economy is under Trump.
You sure do talk about this guy a lot but you can find him on X. Enjoy
Im not on X.
But I do have nearly $10 million in my brokerage account. Im in the Top 1%.
Go Bears!
Uh cool? What does that have to do with you talking about Amuse?
I think it's funny that there are Trump fans who actually find credibility in him.
His tweets about the economy have been proven to be bogus and clearly show that he has no idea what he's talking about. I just find it funny that he's been held in such high regard here by a number of posters.
Nobody has posted about him here lately except you. Your fixation is what's funny.
Yes we know he's a college dropout and that means absolutely nothing to me. You can define yourself by your degree but most people in the real world don't.
BearlySane88 said:DiabloWags said:BearlySane88 said:DiabloWags said:BearlySane88 said:DiabloWags said:
I miss the Amusing tweets from a conservative University of Texas drop-out about how great the economy is under Trump.
You sure do talk about this guy a lot but you can find him on X. Enjoy
Im not on X.
But I do have nearly $10 million in my brokerage account. Im in the Top 1%.
Go Bears!
Uh cool? What does that have to do with you talking about Amuse?
I think it's funny that there are Trump fans who actually find credibility in him.
His tweets about the economy have been proven to be bogus and clearly show that he has no idea what he's talking about. I just find it funny that he's been held in such high regard here by a number of posters.
Nobody has posted about him here lately except you. Your fixation is what's funny.
Yes we know he's a college dropout and that means absolutely nothing to me. You can define yourself by your degree but most people in the real world don't.
What do you find in his background gives him credibility when it comes to discussing economic principles?
DiabloWags said:BearlySane88 said:DiabloWags said:BearlySane88 said:DiabloWags said:BearlySane88 said:DiabloWags said:
I miss the Amusing tweets from a conservative University of Texas drop-out about how great the economy is under Trump.
You sure do talk about this guy a lot but you can find him on X. Enjoy
Im not on X.
But I do have nearly $10 million in my brokerage account. Im in the Top 1%.
Go Bears!
Uh cool? What does that have to do with you talking about Amuse?
I think it's funny that there are Trump fans who actually find credibility in him.
His tweets about the economy have been proven to be bogus and clearly show that he has no idea what he's talking about. I just find it funny that he's been held in such high regard here by a number of posters.
Nobody has posted about him here lately except you. Your fixation is what's funny.
Yes we know he's a college dropout and that means absolutely nothing to me. You can define yourself by your degree but most people in the real world don't.
What in his background gives him credibility when it comes to discussing economic principles?
You seem to spend way more time thinking and getting to know his backstory than anyone else so I have faith you can answer that yourself.
BearlySane88 said:DiabloWags said:BearlySane88 said:DiabloWags said:BearlySane88 said:DiabloWags said:BearlySane88 said:DiabloWags said:
I miss the Amusing tweets from a conservative University of Texas drop-out about how great the economy is under Trump.
You sure do talk about this guy a lot but you can find him on X. Enjoy
Im not on X.
But I do have nearly $10 million in my brokerage account. Im in the Top 1%.
Go Bears!
Uh cool? What does that have to do with you talking about Amuse?
I think it's funny that there are Trump fans who actually find credibility in him.
His tweets about the economy have been proven to be bogus and clearly show that he has no idea what he's talking about. I just find it funny that he's been held in such high regard here by a number of posters.
Nobody has posted about him here lately except you. Your fixation is what's funny.
Yes we know he's a college dropout and that means absolutely nothing to me. You can define yourself by your degree but most people in the real world don't.
What in his background gives him credibility when it comes to discussing economic principles?
You seem to spend way more time thinking and getting to know his backstory than anyone else so I have faith you can answer that yourself.
I asked you a simple question.
Please show some good faith and offer a genuine reply instead of deflecting.
Thanks.
DiabloWags said:BearlySane88 said:DiabloWags said:BearlySane88 said:DiabloWags said:BearlySane88 said:DiabloWags said:BearlySane88 said:DiabloWags said:
I miss the Amusing tweets from a conservative University of Texas drop-out about how great the economy is under Trump.
You sure do talk about this guy a lot but you can find him on X. Enjoy
Im not on X.
But I do have nearly $10 million in my brokerage account. Im in the Top 1%.
Go Bears!
Uh cool? What does that have to do with you talking about Amuse?
I think it's funny that there are Trump fans who actually find credibility in him.
His tweets about the economy have been proven to be bogus and clearly show that he has no idea what he's talking about. I just find it funny that he's been held in such high regard here by a number of posters.
Nobody has posted about him here lately except you. Your fixation is what's funny.
Yes we know he's a college dropout and that means absolutely nothing to me. You can define yourself by your degree but most people in the real world don't.
What in his background gives him credibility when it comes to discussing economic principles?
You seem to spend way more time thinking and getting to know his backstory than anyone else so I have faith you can answer that yourself.
I asked you a simple question.
Please show some good faith and offer a genuine reply instead of deflecting.
Thanks.
No deflection and 100% good faith on my part. I don't know Amuse's backstory because I don't care nor do I spend time thinking about him. You do which is why I assumed you know more about the subject than me. You're the one bringing him up repeatedly out of nowhere, not me.
BearlySane88 said:DiabloWags said:BearlySane88 said:DiabloWags said:BearlySane88 said:DiabloWags said:BearlySane88 said:DiabloWags said:BearlySane88 said:DiabloWags said:
I miss the Amusing tweets from a conservative University of Texas drop-out about how great the economy is under Trump.
You sure do talk about this guy a lot but you can find him on X. Enjoy
Im not on X.
But I do have nearly $10 million in my brokerage account. Im in the Top 1%.
Go Bears!
Uh cool? What does that have to do with you talking about Amuse?
I think it's funny that there are Trump fans who actually find credibility in him.
His tweets about the economy have been proven to be bogus and clearly show that he has no idea what he's talking about. I just find it funny that he's been held in such high regard here by a number of posters.
Nobody has posted about him here lately except you. Your fixation is what's funny.
Yes we know he's a college dropout and that means absolutely nothing to me. You can define yourself by your degree but most people in the real world don't.
What in his background gives him credibility when it comes to discussing economic principles?
You seem to spend way more time thinking and getting to know his backstory than anyone else so I have faith you can answer that yourself.
I asked you a simple question.
Please show some good faith and offer a genuine reply instead of deflecting.
Thanks.
No deflection and 100% good faith on my part. I don't know Amuse's backstory because I don't care nor do I spend time thinking about him. You do which is why I assumed you know more about the subject than me. You're the one bringing him up repeatedly out of nowhere, not me.
Oh, ok.
I was just curious why you also seem to keep replying about him.
I thought you might actually know something about his background that I don't know and wanted to inform me.
Thanks.
Getting close to that $40 TRILLION MARK.
Debt/GDP Ratio: 123%
MAGA!
Debt/GDP Ratio: 123%
MAGA!
I don't know, amuse was a big contributor to this discussion. His "musings" , while oftentimes misguided, did spur further analysis. I know he got lots of likes on the regular. We miss him. Maybe he's reinventing himself given new facts?
Priest of the Patty Hearst Shrine
cal83dls79 said:
I don't know, amuse was a big contributor to this discussion. His "musings" , while oftentimes misguided, did spur further analysis. I know he got lots of likes on the regular. We miss him. Maybe he's reinventing himself given new facts?
As already said, he can be found on X. You amuse lovers can enjoy!
MAGA!
Retail Sales Drop Most in a Year in July
We are definitely the "hottest country in the world" right now. Just ask the delusional clown in the White House.
- 0.6%
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/economy/u-s-retail-sales-unexpectedly-post-largest-drop-in-more-than-a-year
Retail Sales Drop Most in a Year in July
We are definitely the "hottest country in the world" right now. Just ask the delusional clown in the White House.
- 0.6%
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/economy/u-s-retail-sales-unexpectedly-post-largest-drop-in-more-than-a-year
Hottest country in the world always
I would say that we are the dumbest country in the world.
"We" voted a moron into the White House who has cost the American consumer a great deal with his tariffs, inflation, lack of fiscal restraint, and a war of choice.
He is without a doubt, the dumbest U.S. president in my lifetime.
"We" voted a moron into the White House who has cost the American consumer a great deal with his tariffs, inflation, lack of fiscal restraint, and a war of choice.
He is without a doubt, the dumbest U.S. president in my lifetime.
DiabloWags said:
I would say that we are the dumbest country in the world.
"We" voted a moron into the White House who has cost the American consumer a great deal with his tariffs, inflation, lack of fiscal restraint, and a war of choice.
He is without a doubt, the dumbest U.S. president in my lifetime.
Two time U.S. president. Hottest country in the world. Secured our borders and is removing those who don't legally don't belong here. TRUMP 2028!
BearlySane88 said:DiabloWags said:
I would say that we are the dumbest country in the world.
"We" voted a moron into the White House who has cost the American consumer a great deal with his tariffs, inflation, lack of fiscal restraint, and a war of choice.
He is without a doubt, the dumbest U.S. president in my lifetime.
Two time U.S. president. Hottest country in the world. Secured our borders and is removing those who don't legally don't belong here. TRUMP 2028!
Yup, we're running so hot that bond yields are going to the MOON.
30 year at 5.23%
10 year at 4.74%
MAGA!
10 year yield sure looks like it's in a BULL market!
Bit of a reversal intra-day after getting as high as 4.746
A massive move up from 3.95
Clearly not good for mortgage rates and the housing market.
MAGA !!!
Bit of a reversal intra-day after getting as high as 4.746
A massive move up from 3.95
Clearly not good for mortgage rates and the housing market.
MAGA !!!
The Fed has been quietly engaged in QE to help Trump's flaccid econony since the beginning of this year. Of course, QE has a tarnished name so the Fed has renamed it "Reserve Management Purchases". The corporate media dutifully follows along and the Fed balance sheet (which was reduced from $9 trillion to $6.75 trillion during Biden's strong economy) has increased from $6.5 trillion $6.75 trillion this year.
Censorship has always been a tool of the fascist
The hedge fund community has clearly taken advantage of the Fed's Repo Facility and leaned heavily on it to finance their leveraged positions.
The Fed has essentially "backstopped" these market participants and in a most convoluted way, encouraged even more leverage with a facility that was supposed to be solely used during "events" of market stress.
The increase in Treasury exposure since 2023 has been MASSIVE.
It has literally doubled since 2023.
Largely financed by hedge funds repo cash borrowing.
Massive positions trying to eke out small gains.
Stunning!
The top panels of Figure 1 show that hedge funds' gross U.S. Treasury exposures reached $4.0 trillion as of September 2025, comprising $2.4 trillion in long exposure and $1.6 trillion in short exposure. To finance these positions and source securities for shorting, hedge funds rely heavily on repo markets.
Hedge funds' repo cash borrowing has grown to $3.0 trillion as of September 2025. The scale of this expansion is striking: since the beginning of 2023, hedge funds' gross Treasury exposures, repo borrowing levels, and monthly turnover in Treasury markets have all more than doubled. Moreover, their Treasury activities have become increasingly concentrated, with the 50 largest funds by gross Treasury exposures accounting for approximately 90 percent of the total, up from 84 percent at the beginning of 2023.
The Fed has essentially "backstopped" these market participants and in a most convoluted way, encouraged even more leverage with a facility that was supposed to be solely used during "events" of market stress.
The increase in Treasury exposure since 2023 has been MASSIVE.
It has literally doubled since 2023.
Largely financed by hedge funds repo cash borrowing.
Massive positions trying to eke out small gains.
Stunning!
The top panels of Figure 1 show that hedge funds' gross U.S. Treasury exposures reached $4.0 trillion as of September 2025, comprising $2.4 trillion in long exposure and $1.6 trillion in short exposure. To finance these positions and source securities for shorting, hedge funds rely heavily on repo markets.
Hedge funds' repo cash borrowing has grown to $3.0 trillion as of September 2025. The scale of this expansion is striking: since the beginning of 2023, hedge funds' gross Treasury exposures, repo borrowing levels, and monthly turnover in Treasury markets have all more than doubled. Moreover, their Treasury activities have become increasingly concentrated, with the 50 largest funds by gross Treasury exposures accounting for approximately 90 percent of the total, up from 84 percent at the beginning of 2023.
DiabloWags said:
The hedge fund community has clearly taken advantage of the Fed's Repo Facility and leaned heavily on it to finance their leveraged positions.
The Fed has essentially "backstopped" these market participants and in a most convoluted way, encouraged even more leverage with a facility that was supposed to be solely used during "events" of market stress.
The increase in Treasury exposure since 2023 has been MASSIVE.
It has literally doubled since 2023.
Largely financed by hedge funds repo cash borrowing.
Massive positions trying to eke out small gains.
Stunning!
The top panels of Figure 1 show that hedge funds' gross U.S. Treasury exposures reached $4.0 trillion as of September 2025, comprising $2.4 trillion in long exposure and $1.6 trillion in short exposure. To finance these positions and source securities for shorting, hedge funds rely heavily on repo markets.
Hedge funds' repo cash borrowing has grown to $3.0 trillion as of September 2025. The scale of this expansion is striking: since the beginning of 2023, hedge funds' gross Treasury exposures, repo borrowing levels, and monthly turnover in Treasury markets have all more than doubled. Moreover, their Treasury activities have become increasingly concentrated, with the 50 largest funds by gross Treasury exposures accounting for approximately 90 percent of the total, up from 84 percent at the beginning of 2023.
If I understand this correctly, the Fed is providing the leverage for a small number of market participants to buy up massive amounts of U.S. debt?
Wouldn't our economy be far more stable if we just taxed these parasites and reduced our debt and reduced the financial instability they are creating? But the fiscal conservatives would never support it.
Censorship has always been a tool of the fascist
Trump and the fiscal conservatives are bringing us closer to MMT. The Treasury is intervening in the long term Treasury market, buying up long term Treasuries to stop the rate spike they created from fiscal conservatives giving us endless debt over 45 years. Presumably this is done from borrowing at the short term though their press release didn't mention this. The next step fiscal conservative policy will force us into is just printing money and buying the debt, which is MMT.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cnbc.com/amp/2026/08/19/treasury-announces-upscaled-buyback-operation-for-longer-term-debt-sending-yields-lower.html
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cnbc.com/amp/2026/08/19/treasury-announces-upscaled-buyback-operation-for-longer-term-debt-sending-yields-lower.html
Censorship has always been a tool of the fascist
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