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The comments below this posting provide further analysis. Interesting to see that LinkeIn has turned into a social media platform that expanded beyond the original charter. Wonder if China has been selling treasury as the tariffs war continues?
LinkedIn has changed a lot. It's way beyond a job site although that is a tab within it now. Discussions there are quite wide ranging but there is less noise because people are posting under their real identities. What I like most is that links are open to all - members & nonmembers.
Thanks again. Credibly within social media is critical to report accurate financial information. These days I shy away from X, Facebook and others which are filled with rumors and disinformation.
some insiders may jackpot in a technical default (e.g., budget ceiling raise known not to pass).
"...credit default swaps...The cost to insure against a default of the U.S. government in the next five years has risen to 54 basis points in recent months. This is higher than the cost of insuring against a default of Italy and almost as high as the insurance premium for Greece...."
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The comments below this posting provide further analysis. Interesting to see that LinkeIn has turned into a social media platform that expanded beyond the original charter. Wonder if China has been selling treasury as the tariffs war continues?
"...credit default swaps...The cost to insure against a default of the U.S. government in the next five years has risen to 54 basis points in recent months. This is higher than the cost of insuring against a default of Italy and almost as high as the insurance premium for Greece...."
uh, MAGA! i guess, if an insider.