Lots of pension funds have made derivative bets that the price of bonds will stay low, when they go the other way people need paying, but pensions need to then sell their bonds to pay for the price rise. Some pensions like the situation but some bet the other way on this little technicality basically. (and they got caught)
Thanks, but the terms derivative bets, bonds etc don't mean very much to me, not being a financial person.
I thought pension funds were supposed to be long term investment tools weathering ups and downs in markets, where short term adverse was made up in the longer term.
Is this bankers once again screwing the system - us - as they did in 2008?
When the leverage used to purchase investments falls below a certain value, this results in a margin call, which forces the invester to close the trade (usually at a huge loss).
So, since the bond market is no longer worth diddly shit, it's value is not enough to act as collateral for other investments, hence margin calls and impending bankruptcy. That's why the BoE propped up the bond market, to allow the pension funds to start getting rid of their liabilites before the entire arse falls out of the market.
I'm not either really, and yes it probably will be like 2008+++ at some point. Maybe this time the people at the top take a haircut.
The alternative is higher tax, less spending and probably war to try and dismember Russia so we can gorge on the corpse (and find ourselves in the same situation again later but with nothing to kill).
QE = money printer printing free money that the Cabal uses to fund their nefarious schemes, start wars, buy up all the assets, and keep people poor
Money printing is necessary at this point to keep the pyramid scheme that is the western financial system afloat.
Right now Fed is throwing Europe, UK, Japan, Australia etc to keep printing more money to prop up the US and other Western treasury bonds.
Treasury bonds represent the sovereign debt. If they are not propped up, they will collapse causing the rest of the market - stock markets included to collapse.
If BoE is saying they are ending QE, they can either be:
Meaning it as a threat to the other Cabal factions, that they are gonna drop the ball, unless ...
They have done their part for now, they let some other country (Australia?) juggle the balls for a bit ...
Signalling that the end is near ...
Just lying to the people who are suffering from inflation, while they find other means to continue doing what they are doing.
In short, this does not mean anything definite to us.
The pension funds have been forced to leverage their asset purchases for decades with risky derivative bets as their assets, including gilts which haven't been yielding enough interest to cover their costs and beneficiaries for over a decade (since 2008 collapse).
If their bets are wrong, defaults ensue which cause a systemic earthquake within the financial world as other financial institution's assets on their books are suddenly worthless. Thus exposing how all of these financial institutions actually are and have been insolvent for over 20 years as they mark their ledgers with assets (derivative bets with counter-party financial institutions) that they all know will never be paid out WHEN the counter-party is declared insolvent.
Effectively there's nowhere to run as they're all in on the same scam. The first domino to fall is just the onset of the systemic collapse, whether it be pension funds in England or Japanese Yen or the teetering Euro.
The banksters only option is to destroy all current fiat currencies and declare a new form of money (e.g. CDBC) to hide their obvious malfeasance.
Coppers, yes. The .925 silver content of Victorian (and earlier monarchs) was debased to .500 in 1920, then to copper-nickel from 1946 onward. Though still valid, these were harvested for the silver content in practice.
Stonks go boom....
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What does this even mean?
Lots of pension funds have made derivative bets that the price of bonds will stay low, when they go the other way people need paying, but pensions need to then sell their bonds to pay for the price rise. Some pensions like the situation but some bet the other way on this little technicality basically. (and they got caught)
Thanks, but the terms derivative bets, bonds etc don't mean very much to me, not being a financial person.
I thought pension funds were supposed to be long term investment tools weathering ups and downs in markets, where short term adverse was made up in the longer term.
Is this bankers once again screwing the system - us - as they did in 2008?
When the leverage used to purchase investments falls below a certain value, this results in a margin call, which forces the invester to close the trade (usually at a huge loss).
So, since the bond market is no longer worth diddly shit, it's value is not enough to act as collateral for other investments, hence margin calls and impending bankruptcy. That's why the BoE propped up the bond market, to allow the pension funds to start getting rid of their liabilites before the entire arse falls out of the market.
I think.
I'm not either really, and yes it probably will be like 2008+++ at some point. Maybe this time the people at the top take a haircut.
The alternative is higher tax, less spending and probably war to try and dismember Russia so we can gorge on the corpse (and find ourselves in the same situation again later but with nothing to kill).
Don't they prep China for later?
QE = money printer printing free money that the Cabal uses to fund their nefarious schemes, start wars, buy up all the assets, and keep people poor
Money printing is necessary at this point to keep the pyramid scheme that is the western financial system afloat.
Right now Fed is throwing Europe, UK, Japan, Australia etc to keep printing more money to prop up the US and other Western treasury bonds.
Treasury bonds represent the sovereign debt. If they are not propped up, they will collapse causing the rest of the market - stock markets included to collapse.
If BoE is saying they are ending QE, they can either be:
Meaning it as a threat to the other Cabal factions, that they are gonna drop the ball, unless ...
They have done their part for now, they let some other country (Australia?) juggle the balls for a bit ...
Signalling that the end is near ...
Just lying to the people who are suffering from inflation, while they find other means to continue doing what they are doing.
In short, this does not mean anything definite to us.
Thanks
It they lose value,they no longer have collateral for short positions.
So they have to buy them back,and to do that they have to sell everything that's not nailed down.
The pension funds have been forced to leverage their asset purchases for decades with risky derivative bets as their assets, including gilts which haven't been yielding enough interest to cover their costs and beneficiaries for over a decade (since 2008 collapse).
If their bets are wrong, defaults ensue which cause a systemic earthquake within the financial world as other financial institution's assets on their books are suddenly worthless. Thus exposing how all of these financial institutions actually are and have been insolvent for over 20 years as they mark their ledgers with assets (derivative bets with counter-party financial institutions) that they all know will never be paid out WHEN the counter-party is declared insolvent.
Effectively there's nowhere to run as they're all in on the same scam. The first domino to fall is just the onset of the systemic collapse, whether it be pension funds in England or Japanese Yen or the teetering Euro.
The banksters only option is to destroy all current fiat currencies and declare a new form of money (e.g. CDBC) to hide their obvious malfeasance.
This will impact all markets around the world.
I'm going to close every one of my BoE accounts today, unless it's already tomorrow over there.
Don't think BoE has private person accaounts
Thats a load off my mind!
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Oh boy I hope
Me too.
Could it be phasing out notes with the queen in preparation for the change to notes with the king?
No notes and coins remain in circulation for a long time, before decimalisation in the UK, coins from Victoria were still in circulation.
Coppers, yes. The .925 silver content of Victorian (and earlier monarchs) was debased to .500 in 1920, then to copper-nickel from 1946 onward. Though still valid, these were harvested for the silver content in practice.
Didn't know that just recall them as a child.
Sooooo,,, how does this affect us?
I'm short tech, banks, oil and natgas. I'm long lots of things that are over shorted that financial institutions could be forced to close on.
So I'll either be as broke as I ever was, or less broke. I like my odds.
Domino.
https://truthsocial.com/@disclosetv/posts/109151170430354561
ELI5
I think, something along the lines of "Explain like I'm 5."
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/bank-england-global-markets-you-have-3-days-sell-all-things
Perhaps the beginning of their apparent global social credit system? Maybe time to make sure we are all learning self sufficiency, just incase!