Who is torching the Treasury bond market? (1 Viewer)

[dmpi]

The bond market staged an incredible comeback today. What does that tell you? Probably not a foreign govement selling rather a hedge fund caught in a pickle and forced to liquidate, and the demand for US bonds is stronger than ever so nobody has quit on the good'ol USA. Pretty clear to be that we've past the bottom on this, the fog is lifting and we will soon have clarity.

 

[Callen]

The bond market staged an incredible comeback today. What does that tell you? Probably not a foreign govement selling rather a hedge fund caught in a pickle and forced to liquidate, and the demand for US bonds is stronger than ever so nobody has quit on the good'ol USA. Pretty clear to be that we've past the bottom on this, the fog is lifting and we will soon have clarity.

It was hardly an " incredible rebound"

 

[Ahlevah]

The bond market staged an incredible comeback today. What does that tell you? Probably not a foreign govement selling rather a hedge fund caught in a pickle and forced to liquidate, and the demand for US bonds is stronger than ever so nobody has quit on the good'ol USA. Pretty clear to be that we've past the bottom on this, the fog is lifting and we will soon have clarity.

Still has a pretty good hole to climb out of:



Volatility is over now and life is back to bliss? Let’s see. Still good reasons to sell them—or not to buy them.

 

[StillBallin75]

Lmao you've completely reversed caused and effect.

The bond market went sideways PRECISELY BECAUSE Trump announced his crazy liberation day tarriffs.

There's no conspiracy to stop Trump's agenda other than the fact that his ideas are horrendous for everyone and people are responding accordingly.

 

[StillBallin75]

The bond market staged an incredible comeback today. What does that tell you? Probably not a foreign govement selling rather a hedge fund caught in a pickle and forced to liquidate, and the demand for US bonds is stronger than ever so nobody has quit on the good'ol USA. Pretty clear to be that we've past the bottom on this, the fog is lifting and we will soon have clarity.

There's no comment from you that I've read that isn't just massive cope and bootlicking gymnastics.

 

[uptower]

 

[Infinite Chaos]

Per early reports it was Japan followed by China.

I remember reading somewhere that pre last week, Japan and China were the two biggest holders of US debt. With all the chaos coming out of Trump's policy machine - I'm not surprised their governments have been keeping more in touch about strategy recently.

Trump is good at deals and building bridges that way.

 

[maxparrish]

I remember reading somewhere that pre last week, Japan and China were the two biggest holders of US debt. With all the chaos coming out of Trump's policy machine - I'm not surprised their governments have been keeping more in touch about strategy recently.

Trump is good at deals and building bridges that way.

Indeed, his incoherent and impulsive destruction of potential allies in a trade war against China has backfired, badly. The man is incapable of thinking more than one step ahead, and so often it is even then the obvious wrong step.

Dumb...dumb...dumb.