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G2Rad
16th September 2010, 09:42 AM
Treasury FTDs are over $2 trillion. Major banks sold more than $2 trillion dollars worth of Treasury bonds to the Fed, but then FAILED TO DELIVER.

NOTHING is being done about it, except that the Fed loaned the guilty parties the money to buy Treasurys to cover, at nearly zero interest cost.

The bond settlement system has broken down. Broker/dealers have stopped delivering bonds and holders are now afraid to lend them into the repo market for fear they’ll never be returned and potential buyers sit on the sidelines fearful of handing over their money to a counterparty that at best might not deliver a bond on time, or at worst might go under.


US Treasuries are no safe haven. There is a lack of functionality in the Treasury market and if not soon connected it could lead to negative investor perception.

The situation is so far advanced that 10-year TIPS are pricing in zero or netative average inflation for the next ten years, which, of course, is insane and shows you the extent of bond market manipulation by the Fed to keep interest rates low in order to keep mortgage rates low enough to allow refinancing and new buyers. Our government has savaged the TIPS inflation spread in order to keep their scam going and to give retirees no return on their Treasury investments. Anyone who buys US Treasuries is insane or stupid.

Delivery needs to be enforced. If it isn’t it is over. It’s a situation similar to the SEC not enforcing the law on naked shorting. This game of Wall Street, banking and government always winning is over. You cannot have 8.6% of all treasuries outstanding failing in the first five months of the year. Now the figure is $2 trillion.

dysgenic
16th September 2010, 09:47 AM
The universe has been turned on its head to such a degree that graft through market manipulation is the only factor that matters now. Problem is, none of us are privy to the manipulation...

dys

Ponce
16th September 2010, 10:17 AM
Well, my insurance company FOR MY CONVINIENCE will do away with sending me a paper bill every six months for my auto insurance and will take the money directly from my account......and this will cost me $15.00 every six months........usually when they say "for your convenience" what they are really saying is "WE FOUND A NEW WAY TO SCREW YOU".

Twisted Titan
16th September 2010, 11:40 AM
The situation is so far advanced that 10-year TIPS are pricing in zero or netative average inflation for the next ten years, which, of course, is insane and shows you the extent of bond market manipulation by the Fed to keep interest rates low in order to keep mortgage rates low enough to allow refinancing and new buyers. Our government has savaged the TIPS inflation spread in order to keep their scam going and to give retirees no return on their Treasury investments

Anybody who is holding any sizeable portion of of their wealth in paper instrustments at this late stage in the game wont get one iota of sympathy from me when the hammer falls.


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Twisted Titan
16th September 2010, 11:51 AM
Well, my insurance company FOR MY CONVINIENCE will do away with sending me a paper bill every six months for my auto insurance and will take the money directly from my account......and this will cost me $15.00 every six months........usually when they say "for your convenience" what they are really saying is "WE FOUND A NEW WAY TO SCREW YOU".


Any time someone wants to go paperless I tell them I dont have a computer

Notthing beats a paper trail.

Saul Mine
17th September 2010, 04:47 AM
The bond market is a government's crown jewels. They will trash the constitution before they let the bond market falter. Of course it may be too late to trash the constitution or do anything else. Collapses are always uncoordinated.

Half Sense
17th September 2010, 08:12 AM
Well, my insurance company FOR MY CONVINIENCE will do away with sending me a paper bill every six months for my auto insurance and will take the money directly from my account......and this will cost me $15.00 every six months........usually when they say "for your convenience" what they are really saying is "WE FOUND A NEW WAY TO SCREW YOU".


Time to close the account :)

Uncle Salty
17th September 2010, 08:27 AM
Anyone have a link to this?

Book
17th September 2010, 08:32 AM
Oy Vey!

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FunnyMoney
17th September 2010, 05:30 PM
.... This game of Wall Street, banking and government always winning is over. You cannot have 8.6% of all treasuries outstanding failing in the first five months of the year. Now the figure is $2 trillion.






This is a global situation. There are global fiats and nobody wants a strong currency. The fed can buy the bonds with printed liquidity and with more liquidity (QE) pay the interest to the foreign creditors and additional off balance sheet domestic, and to a smaller degree foreign, expenses.

This all can give way to inflation but domestic inflation with a reserve currency can be held off for a very long time, especially in a deteriorating global economy when all the big players collude together. Shadowstats may end up reporting the correct inflation rate and it may be as high as they are predicting, but the timing could be simply longer out.