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IronLionZion

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1. COVID was more understandable than whatever this BS is now

Reply to SunSeeker (Original post)

Wed Apr 9, 2025, 03:34 PM

Apr 2025

Either way, Trump was president for both, stable genius that he is. Nothing has ever been stable during either of his terms. The MAGA virus infects and destroys everything it touches.

The volatility in the markets is too much. I can see why people want to be in cash these days, especially if retirees may not be able to count on social security.

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Sharp US bond selloff revives flashbacks of COVID-era 'dash-for-cash' [View all] SunSeeker Apr 2025 OP

COVID was more understandable than whatever this BS is now IronLionZion Apr 2025 #1

Yup. It is inanity that tariffs are left to the whims of one idiotic man. SunSeeker Apr 2025 #2

Lost of trust leighbythesea2 Apr 2025 #3

Yes, the loss of trust is devastating to the US economy. SunSeeker Apr 2025 #4

Listened to leighbythesea2 Apr 2025 #9

Interesting graph of 10Y Treasury yields. Bond fund values that were gaining are now back to pitsville progree Apr 2025 #5

Scary how volatile bond yields have been in just the last week. SunSeeker Apr 2025 #6

Not with a madman steering the SS United States wolfie001 Apr 2025 #7

Yes, a good graph of that - Vanguard Interm-Term Treasury Adm VFIUX progree Apr 2025 #8