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The scary part is that it has been scrubbed in many sites https://www.ft.com/content/0005e091-930d-46ff-9e81-8591704a9282 https://www.ft.com/content/0005e091-9
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The scary part is that it has been scrubbed in many sites
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- jauntywundrkind 1y agoIncredible write up. I don't understand a lot of it, but: > "Hedge funds have trillions tied up in this kind of strategy,” he said. "As things spiral, they’re being forced to sell anything they can — even good assets — just to stay afloat . . . if the Federal Reserve doesn't step in soon, this could turn into a full-blown crisis. It’s that serious." > One hedge fund manager said: "Those huge hedge funds with trillions of dollars of Treasuries relative value trades will blow up today if the Fed doesn’t bail them out." https://archive.ph/ArGLp https://archive.ph/ArGLp
- WrongAssumption 1y agoBecause the t-bill auction came in incredibly strong. Their conclusion analysis wuickly looked foolish and their embarrassed. https://www.marketwatch.com/story/all-eyes-turn-to-treasurys-10-year-auction-as-buyers-prepare-to-balk-8071987e https://www.marketwatch.com/story/all-eyes-turn-to-treasurys...
- freetanga 1y ago30 years ts are at near 20 year max? So incredibly strong is “it did not blow up?”?
- Tepix 1y agohttps://archive.is/EPZnP https://archive.is/EPZnP