Off Topic: “Buffett says U.S. Treasury bubble one for the ages”

[bsrsharma]

How do you see the bond market popping?

Net world savings are going to be less than net capital need by U.S. at some point due to increasing deficits. At that point, interest rates will raise till U.S. willingness to pay that interest rate goes away. Going by the historical record of the ’80s, this can be as high as 16% for 10 year notes.

[patientrenter]

underdose has it right – the pressure will be released by increasing inflation. That will lead to a combination of a weaker dollar and higher interest rates. We don’t really know if interest rates or the dollar will get hit harder. It’s conceivable that only one will get hit at all, but I doubt that.

[patientrenter]

underdose has it right – the pressure will be released by increasing inflation. That will lead to a combination of a weaker dollar and higher interest rates. We don’t really know if interest rates or the dollar will get hit harder. It’s conceivable that only one will get hit at all, but I doubt that.

[patientrenter]

underdose has it right – the pressure will be released by increasing inflation. That will lead to a combination of a weaker dollar and higher interest rates. We don’t really know if interest rates or the dollar will get hit harder. It’s conceivable that only one will get hit at all, but I doubt that.

[patientrenter]

underdose has it right – the pressure will be released by increasing inflation. That will lead to a combination of a weaker dollar and higher interest rates. We don’t really know if interest rates or the dollar will get hit harder. It’s conceivable that only one will get hit at all, but I doubt that.

[patientrenter]

underdose has it right – the pressure will be released by increasing inflation. That will lead to a combination of a weaker dollar and higher interest rates. We don’t really know if interest rates or the dollar will get hit harder. It’s conceivable that only one will get hit at all, but I doubt that.

[scaredyclassic]

here;s what im not clear on; what about the dude who is just holding cash dollars in this usa bank acct hoping to buya house someday. is he screed? I mean, “strong dollar” doesn’t seem to affect my bank acct. will dollar implosion? betting against the dollar sounds fine if you’re looking for an interesting gamble, but what about just from a pure savings perspective, not saving for a trip to the far east, just saving for american stuff….

[scaredyclassic]

here;s what im not clear on; what about the dude who is just holding cash dollars in this usa bank acct hoping to buya house someday. is he screed? I mean, “strong dollar” doesn’t seem to affect my bank acct. will dollar implosion? betting against the dollar sounds fine if you’re looking for an interesting gamble, but what about just from a pure savings perspective, not saving for a trip to the far east, just saving for american stuff….

[scaredyclassic]

here;s what im not clear on; what about the dude who is just holding cash dollars in this usa bank acct hoping to buya house someday. is he screed? I mean, “strong dollar” doesn’t seem to affect my bank acct. will dollar implosion? betting against the dollar sounds fine if you’re looking for an interesting gamble, but what about just from a pure savings perspective, not saving for a trip to the far east, just saving for american stuff….

[scaredyclassic]

here;s what im not clear on; what about the dude who is just holding cash dollars in this usa bank acct hoping to buya house someday. is he screed? I mean, “strong dollar” doesn’t seem to affect my bank acct. will dollar implosion? betting against the dollar sounds fine if you’re looking for an interesting gamble, but what about just from a pure savings perspective, not saving for a trip to the far east, just saving for american stuff….

[scaredyclassic]

here;s what im not clear on; what about the dude who is just holding cash dollars in this usa bank acct hoping to buya house someday. is he screed? I mean, “strong dollar” doesn’t seem to affect my bank acct. will dollar implosion? betting against the dollar sounds fine if you’re looking for an interesting gamble, but what about just from a pure savings perspective, not saving for a trip to the far east, just saving for american stuff….

[jficquette]

[quote=urbanrealtor]to SD and John,
How do you see the bond market popping?

This is not a rhetorical question.

I am curious.[/quote]

Impode is better term when referencing bond prices. Popping is related to interest rates going up. Different sides of the same coin.

John

[jficquette]

[quote=urbanrealtor]to SD and John,
How do you see the bond market popping?

This is not a rhetorical question.

I am curious.[/quote]

Impode is better term when referencing bond prices. Popping is related to interest rates going up. Different sides of the same coin.

John

[jficquette]

[quote=urbanrealtor]to SD and John,
How do you see the bond market popping?

This is not a rhetorical question.

I am curious.[/quote]

Impode is better term when referencing bond prices. Popping is related to interest rates going up. Different sides of the same coin.

John

[jficquette]

[quote=urbanrealtor]to SD and John,
How do you see the bond market popping?

This is not a rhetorical question.

I am curious.[/quote]

Impode is better term when referencing bond prices. Popping is related to interest rates going up. Different sides of the same coin.

John

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