Almost a Third of the National Debt Needs to be Paid Back in 2025

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0:00 the National Debt
1:40 The impact this will have on the market
5:52 Big Part of the Nation Debt is in T-Bills
7:22 How the Stock Market will be affected

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[phillorapter]

In my opinion, I think we will not get any rate cuts until something financially or psychologically breaks in the market. I believe the fed is trying to give it's self room to act when it's appropriate to, however, wall street is trying to bully the fed into a corner. Wall street wants lower rates to boost market valuations at the cost of higher inflation for the average middle class consumer. As how unpopular my opinion may be, I think the market and the economy needs to go through a recession to reset everyones sky high expectations and fix the psychological around the inflation argument.for me Bitcoin is the ultimate defence against a tyrannical government.r.. I would like to thank Seren Wintersun community for being my source of crypto education as I comfortably earned 12.7 BTC. So now I'm ready for New Year.

[trustme]

Things are so far past, it doesn't matter how it melts. Up or down, we are screwed.

[JohnDaniels]

The government and FED are out of control

[Mariaanda]

My biggest concern is how we are going to survive all these financial and political crises, especially the power struggle in the US. The government has really made things difficult for its citizens and we cannot just sit by and suffer the consequences of bad governance🙏...

[andrewnovak]

Britain is dealing with this intensely right now.

[davidhyatt]

So basically the US Government cant borrow form the Banks at lower rates so they have to go to "Pay-Day Loans" to get money for spending and now US Government is having to go to "Pay-Day Loans" to pay off last months "Pay-Day-Loans"!!

[Health]

Borrowing money out of thin air get ready to pay $200 for one loaf of bread

[AMP]

Glad I loaded up with a LOT of Gold and Silver 8 years ago. I have never regretted that decision since. Information like this every week and month has insured I made the correct choice.

[dzhenek]

That’s okay. Congress will rise the debt ceiling and borrow more money again…

[Rustea]

Someday, politicians will figure that the ability to lay and collect taxes on those with superfluous amounts of wealth is a way managing the current debt at the expense of future benefactors.

[buggsmcgee]

You are suggesting 10 year rates surging to 6% ? Sir if rates surge past 5% stock market will crater! It will Retrace to the Trendline (lower 4%) range....Then perhaps surge again, a gigantic whipsaw !

[Hofftimusprime]

People mad a millionaires and billionaires but let’s talk about how the buying power of our money is being destroyed. Yep. This is more than a threat.

[billyc]

The answer is it will never be paid back. There will be bag holders at some point and the bag holder will have NO recourse. You cannot bully the US Govt like you can the avg citizen so one day the realization will set in the debt will have to be reset and there will be massive losses

[JohnSmith-ksxw]

If that's true, then the govt has to print money like it's going out of style. I recommend investing in hard assets.

[mrguiltyfool]

The biggest concern for the stock market is boomers will likely cash out their 401k which is likely tie to the stock market. Majority of their money is in stonk so

[DonBrasie]

It is impossible to cut spending. Over 80% of the tax revenue goes towards 4 things: Interest on Debt, Defense, Social Security, and Medicare

[mr.g]

We are going to pay the price of this mess. The Fed is bonkers.

[JohnDaniels]

That's a good point these manipulated interest rates, I have all my money in high yield savings account and I'm just sitting there watching it grow every month. There's no way I'd go to the stock market right now it's such a giant bubble why would I want to buy into the stock market at the very tippy top doesn't make any sense

[zweidritteleinfach]

His name is Scott BESSENT, not Bennet.

[aa]

Thank Paul Volcker you the last balanced budget.