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THE BUBBLE IS BURSTING LIKE A FATMAN WITH THE POWER OF A THOUSAND TACO

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what the fuck is going on

The dollar bubble is starting to pop.
We never really recovered from 2008, we never really recovered from 1990.
We just kicked the can down the road.
And now it's gotten to the point where the Fed can't really do anything to keep this thing going.
So the only answer left is inflation.
And everyone on the market knows if they buy bonds or treasuries, they'll probably lose value if anything.

And what indicator does this 10y t-yield have?

Daily reminder that nothing will happen and nothing ever happens. That is all.

Long term treasury rates usually mirror long term mortgage rates and vice versa. If this holds it means that I’m going to refinance soon.

bump for total destruction

I’m long.

Watch the SP500 close 400 points higher today you fear mongering cockmonglers. Screencap this.

So would now be the time to buy a house or in a few months? Just got preapproved for a 3.75% interest rate with no points bought.

Pretty much any time since 2008 has been a good time to mortgage. Even the highs are relatively very low compared to history