@LeJeuneBoursier Par définition, un influenceur gagne de l'argent avec des placements de produits. Un investisseur ou trader "gagnant" a autre chose à faire.
Iran is attacking the funding source of the US empire… the bond market
Their plan is quite simple: create a massive supply shortage, which will increase inflation and, as a result, drive surging interest rates that crash the US economy.
The US went into the war in pretty bad shape:
- Debt-to-GDP of over 100%
- Deficits of 6% of GDP
- Rising unemployment
But 7 month of Hormuz being closed made it worse:
- 10-year yield is up ~1%
- Diesel up ~100 percent
- highest inflation since 2023
For every 1% increase in interest rates, interest expenses eventually surge by ~$400B annually.
And because the US government is mainly financed on the short end, interest rate increases directly translate into higher deficits.
Now, within the next 12 months, ~33% ($10T) of US debt has to be refinanced... preferably at higher rates, if you ask the Iranians.
Higher inflation -> Higher yields -> higher deficit -> more issuance -> even higher yields
Trump can declare victory as often as he wants, but if Hormuz remains closed, bond yields will spike and crush the US economy…
dealing a devastating blow to an already declining empire.
We don't own enough gold for what's coming
Hegseth: "No one makes better or more munitions than the US."
Brennan: "But there is a crisis with those stockpiles right now."
Hegseth: "That's a made-up story the media wants to push."
Brennan: "You testified under oath that rebuilding those stockpiles would take years."