The battle between the pro and anti-Trump forces rages in the Treasury market: culling the market of buyers (China, increasingly Japan, and from various asset managers) creates a bid for various safe havens, which include gold and bitcoin. Question: Why Haven't Treasuries Already Crashed? The US economy fumbles-along,
Rescinding the Unconstitutional Civil Rights Act But Owning the War on Drugs Exultation over the Civil Rights Act has proven proportional to the increasing dysfunction and disintegration of blacks in America: precisely nothing has gone right, for American blacks, since the CRA's passage. Marriage rates, familial dysfunction, educational
"Stablecoin Squeeze" on Hard-Fork Cyrpto and the ensuing Treasury Windfall The typical response to concerns about most cryptocurrencies and post-quantum protocols entails, "We can update the protocol with quantum-secure cryptography algorithms. What's the problem?" Taxes. IRS and Hard-Forks The IRS recently clarified (thankfully) its
Look at the two charts above: we see a precipitous decline in 10-yr yields in China shortly after the conclusion of the 2024 election. Likewise, we saw a spike and what appears sustained selling pressure affecting US treasuries, of the same term (10 yr). Presumably, tariffs, economic policy, shocks, et
Ethnic debates are slightly more tiresome than confessional ones, but since they have become the fashion, recently, I shall contribute my humble impressions on the matter: the entire purpose behind the multi-decade Anglo-American ingestion of South Asians and their promotion into leadership was to cynically undermine heretofore independent South Asian
An avalanche crashed upon the heads of ardent white Trump supporters: the knife of the oncoming Trump administration terminally severed the spinal-cord of the aspiring, educated white man. With H1B’s formally endorsed as economic policy of Trump 2.0, one must ask: what is the plan for the soon-to-be
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Medical science currently provides a pitiful return on both time and money: the UK’s Welcome Trust conducted a study with the RAND Corporation(https://wellcome.org/sites/default/files/wtp056595_0.pdf), and in this study, “Of the interventions considered between 1991 and 2010, smoking reduction accounted for 65%