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Global Yields Are Falling!


               
2016 Jun 9, 10:21am   54,866 views  250 comments

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1   anonymous   2016 Jun 9, 10:30am  

Daddy's watching

And waiting for THE FINAL RE-FI

2   _   @   2016 Jun 9, 10:33am  

errc says

And waiting for THE FINAL RE-FI

Watch that 1.60% level and where it closes

A lot the recent down draft globally are Bretexit concerns, we actually had a intra day print in the 1.50% earlier this year but closed right at 1.64% again in 2016

3   Sharingmyintelligencewiththedumbasses   @   2016 Jun 9, 11:25am  

Not sure that is cause and effect.

4   Heraclitusstudent   @   2016 Jun 9, 11:26am  

What would a burst of growth do to these yields?

5   _   @   2016 Jun 9, 12:29pm  

6   _   @   2016 Jun 9, 12:36pm  

Ironman says

Ironman

We aren't Europe or Japan... not yet... Still have some young legs here in America

7   anotheraccount   @   2016 Jun 9, 1:25pm  

Logan Mohtashami says

No way American will fall into a deflationary spiral with prime age labor force growing unless you have a inflationary spiral.

This if anything in economics I am very sure off.

Logan, you are not answering a question. Answer without charts or hyperbole.

8   Sharingmyintelligencewiththedumbasses   @   2016 Jun 9, 1:26pm  

Logan Mohtashami says

No way American will fall into a deflationary spiral with prime age labor force growing unless you have a inflationary spiral.

moronic. you clearly don't know what you are talking about.

9   _   @   2016 Jun 9, 1:37pm  

One of things that a group of us are doing is that we are talking all the recorded 2nd great depression discussion and keeping a track of then

Especially everyone on this site... one day

Patrick.net article I will write

Headline

"False Economic Theory"

We are going to document why the people on this site weren't versed in economics and how bad the 2nd Great Depression or Deflationary Spiral people

It's not your fault, you have theory that has no background in data.

False economic theory... much like the Gold Bugs in the last 8 years.

So, it's just a matter of time that I will prove my case that the people on this site, (Very Liberal) have a really bad economic theory on America

You lack discipline and it makes you guys and gals very predictable just like the Gold Bugs were the last 8 years

So, this thread is saved with all the threads of the Great American Decline thesis I have heard some much about.

It will be my honor to prove your thesis wrong

10   _   @   2016 Jun 9, 1:39pm  

Best part is

You will always keep talking about the Great American decline or Deflationary spiral

Because if not this then what else?

The War On Data is coming in an end...

Rise of Reality is coming!

Only because you people on the hard left and right are two extreme... :-)

Pun intended with 2 ;-)

11   _   @   2016 Jun 9, 1:49pm  

Sharingmyintelligencewiththedumbasses says

moronic. you clearly don't know what you are talking about.

Hi old friend! :-)

12   _   @   2016 Jun 9, 2:06pm  

See, I already know I have this, it's not anything big to me.

I am prepping for the next 20 years to show why... that's the trick, anyone can say America isn't going to fail, the Dark Devil Bears will be wrong..

A person who can speak and write can say that...

I want to show why

Causation
Correlation
Representation

Because only then, will it really be understood :-)

13   anotheraccount   @   2016 Jun 9, 2:06pm  

Logan Mohtashami says

we are much better suited that them..

The reason why you think besides data is that your income is tied closely to the rise of asset prices. If you are in the industry that competes globally and was not so closely tied to a specific asset class price, you would feel different.

14   _   @   2016 Jun 9, 2:12pm  

Whatever you guys think of me personally or what you think of my economics....

You will have to admit, I am not making stuff up, I do have data to support my thesis

15   Heraclitusstudent   @   2016 Jun 9, 2:28pm  

Logan Mohtashami says

What is the disposible income after healthcare+rent+education(student loans)?
I'm fairly certain it is not going up.
The problem with inflation is that it masks the gross disparity between different types of goods. The things people need are far more expensive and people don't have a choice. The rest is cheaper but beyond reach for most people.

This leaves many people factually poorer while you get to brandish a nice chart claiming eloquently the opposite.

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