Who buys them? And how does selling them make them worthless? If I have 100 cars and sell all at once. I no longer own them, but they are still out there owned by sombody and still worth a 100 cars.
The demand for dollars is what gives it its value. The dollar is the standard for world trade. All the countries have to use it to trade with each other so our government requires them hold a certain amount for that purpose.
If the governments decide to use a different currency and give back ours their is no demand.
It like somebody puts out a teleport machine so the demand for cars disappears and nobody wants them. They just pile up in scrap yards.
The last part is perfect. A scenario us financial market retarded people can grasp. I knew they had to buy oil with the US dollar, but didn't know it was all trade. Or did I get that wrong. I did VERY well in school, yet I've learned more in the last 6 or 7 years with you guys than in school. At least useful stuff. It started at The Donald, then Patriots, the learning curve picked up steam once they all became babies (patriots.win) and I came here.
“ The vast majority of international trades, almost 90%, are invoiced in U.S. dollars or euros, according to a recent analysis by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. As of the end of last year, the U.S. dollar accounted for 60% of total allocated currency reserves held by central banks.”
I just wanted to say I agree. Idk what happen to the donald.win. I believe when the falling out happened and they changed the domain name to patriots.win the feds moved in. Allot of good information used to come from there but now it’s a wasteland of unbased opinions.
And if they don't sell. If no one wants to buy them. They are worth absolutely nothing. The dollar would be dead at that point. My guess is the US Government would try to buy them back. I'm not sure if they would be successful.
Most people don't understand the bond market. As the price drops, the yield rises. If yields get too high, big money will sell other assets to buy treasuries, raising their price, lowering yields, until a new equalibrium is reached.
I definitely don't understand the bond market. I was always perplexed on how the Game Stop thing factored in so heavy. This is why I streer clear of the stock market. I don't have much money, but I'll just hang on to it, for now.
The game stop thing was no where near as significant as people around here imagined it to be.
I wasn't insulting your knowledge of the bond market, but commending the fact that you're asking the question and making a prediction about the other replies you'll get... from people who were hysterical over GME.
Who buys them? And how does selling them make them worthless? If I have 100 cars and sell all at once. I no longer own them, but they are still out there owned by sombody and still worth a 100 cars.
The demand for dollars is what gives it its value. The dollar is the standard for world trade. All the countries have to use it to trade with each other so our government requires them hold a certain amount for that purpose.
If the governments decide to use a different currency and give back ours their is no demand.
It like somebody puts out a teleport machine so the demand for cars disappears and nobody wants them. They just pile up in scrap yards.
Dollar= car BRICS= teleportation.
The last part is perfect. A scenario us financial market retarded people can grasp. I knew they had to buy oil with the US dollar, but didn't know it was all trade. Or did I get that wrong. I did VERY well in school, yet I've learned more in the last 6 or 7 years with you guys than in school. At least useful stuff. It started at The Donald, then Patriots, the learning curve picked up steam once they all became babies (patriots.win) and I came here.
“ The vast majority of international trades, almost 90%, are invoiced in U.S. dollars or euros, according to a recent analysis by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. As of the end of last year, the U.S. dollar accounted for 60% of total allocated currency reserves held by central banks.”
I just wanted to say I agree. Idk what happen to the donald.win. I believe when the falling out happened and they changed the domain name to patriots.win the feds moved in. Allot of good information used to come from there but now it’s a wasteland of unbased opinions.
Because to sell them all that rapidly they have to sell at a big discount.
Kind of like when people start selling their crypto and drives the value down within hours.
And if they don't sell. If no one wants to buy them. They are worth absolutely nothing. The dollar would be dead at that point. My guess is the US Government would try to buy them back. I'm not sure if they would be successful.
Buy it back with what, more printed money?
Exactly.
Doesn't the Fed have to buy them? Maybe I'm wrong but I think the Fed buys the Treasuries on the open market using made up money.
I don't know either, but I am going to revisit this post throughout the day for comments that may allow me to know.
Hypothetically, it could all start in Japan. They have been buying their own debt.
https://twitter.com/Mickey4x/status/1684803479666118657?s=20
Gold detroys the fed
Valid comment. If the only people going to the farmers market are farmers, and they’re all selling…. Who buys?
If 100 nations all dump the dollar it doesn’t work unless the Fed steps in to buy up all the slack. And they don’t seem terribly interested lately.
Most people don't understand the bond market. As the price drops, the yield rises. If yields get too high, big money will sell other assets to buy treasuries, raising their price, lowering yields, until a new equalibrium is reached.
I definitely don't understand the bond market. I was always perplexed on how the Game Stop thing factored in so heavy. This is why I streer clear of the stock market. I don't have much money, but I'll just hang on to it, for now.
The game stop thing was no where near as significant as people around here imagined it to be.
I wasn't insulting your knowledge of the bond market, but commending the fact that you're asking the question and making a prediction about the other replies you'll get... from people who were hysterical over GME.
You didn't insult me one bit. If anything, you enlightening me a bit.