Treasury Yield Surge and Market Crash Warnings
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Treasury yields spiking to 20‑year highs has sparked debate: Graham Stephan warns a housing‑market crisis as mortgage rates hit 7.5%, while Meet Kevin blames forced selling for the surge and predicts a financial crisis, yet doubts a gold rally and crash, drawing attention as investors brace for rate hikes and market volatility.
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The Housing Market Is Completely F*d
Mortgage rates spiking to nearly 7.5% amid 20-year-high Treasury yields could force a housing market reckoning where either interest rates or home prices must collapse, as bonds outcompete rental properties and U.S. government debt becomes unsustainable.
HOLY SH*T: THE FED RESERVE *JUST* BAILED US OUT
New York Fed President John Williams signals a potential December rate-hike pause amid Trump's pressure on Kevin Warsh over rising 10-year Treasury yields, with the creator arguing the Fed's dovish shift is coordinated to calm markets but yields may be near a peak.
Gold to $10,000.
The creator reacts to a Zero Hedge article and Vontable research, dismissing the $10,000 gold forecast by arguing that without Fed chair Kevin Worsh's support for money printing, gold won't recover, while also rejecting an imminent stock market crash despite the 10-year Treasury yield hitting 5.166%.
The Black Swan FLASH Market Crash Risk.
The rapid spike in 10-year Treasury yields to 2007 highs, driven by forced selling, signals an impending financial break, with the S&P 500's AI-concentrated earnings exposing it as a crash risk.
Will AI Make Interest Rates Go Up?
With the two-year Treasury yield exceeding the federal fund rate for the first time in four years, the creator argues that inevitable rate hikes will pop the AI-driven economic bubble by raising capital costs for the AI spending boom that supports 93% of US GDP growth, leaving Fed Chair Kevin Walsh trapped between inflation and a potential crash.
Pain.
After flash PMI data triggered a spike in Treasury yields to 5.13%, the creator argues the market is overpricing five rate hikes and that an Iran deal is the only way to avoid a 'pain trade' in equities like the NASDAQ 100.