The US just crossed $36 trillion in national debt — and the buyers who used to fund it are quietly walking away. China dumped $400 billion in Treasuries. Japan is a net seller. The Federal Reserve is shrinking its balance sheet by $60 billion a month. So who's left holding the bag? You.
In this video, we break down the $36 trillion debt spiral nobody on CNBC wants to talk about. We cover:
→ Why foreign central banks are abandoning US Treasuries
→ How the Fed went from biggest buyer to active seller
→ The hedge fund "basis trade" running at 100x leverage that could freeze the entire Treasury market
→ Why the US Treasury is refinancing the national debt on a credit card
→ How $1 trillion per year in interest payments now exceeds the entire defense budget
→ Why the "bond vigilantes" — extinct for 20 years — are quietly returning
→ What rising long-term yields mean for your mortgage, your 401k, and your paycheck
→ The 1976 UK IMF bailout and the 2022 Liz Truss collapse: history's warnings nobody's reading
Traditional financial media won't cover this because it's not clickable. "$36 trillion debt" is a headline that's run a thousand times. But "the structural buyers of US debt are gone and the bond vigilantes are returning" doesn't fit in a chyron.
If you want to actually understand what's happening underneath the surface of the financial system — not the dumbed-down version — hit subscribe.
In this video, we break down the $36 trillion debt spiral nobody on CNBC wants to talk about. We cover:
→ Why foreign central banks are abandoning US Treasuries
→ How the Fed went from biggest buyer to active seller
→ The hedge fund "basis trade" running at 100x leverage that could freeze the entire Treasury market
→ Why the US Treasury is refinancing the national debt on a credit card
→ How $1 trillion per year in interest payments now exceeds the entire defense budget
→ Why the "bond vigilantes" — extinct for 20 years — are quietly returning
→ What rising long-term yields mean for your mortgage, your 401k, and your paycheck
→ The 1976 UK IMF bailout and the 2022 Liz Truss collapse: history's warnings nobody's reading
Traditional financial media won't cover this because it's not clickable. "$36 trillion debt" is a headline that's run a thousand times. But "the structural buyers of US debt are gone and the bond vigilantes are returning" doesn't fit in a chyron.
If you want to actually understand what's happening underneath the surface of the financial system — not the dumbed-down version — hit subscribe.
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