(and forever after...) 
Topic: US Treasury issued $1 trillion in debt in the last 6 weeks (Read 1358 times)
Who wants to bet that the Debt ceiling continues it's suspension after February's debate? (and forever after...)
(and forever after...) 
With some of that intrest that the FED is collecting they should just buy some bitcoin. Dont see why they would want to hold onto the same dollars they are creating. But I would assume they are buying gold with it, While JP Morgan is shorting it for them. Then the fed will release the new Golden Bitcoin!
Hopefully the inflation increases a bit, debt interests need to be payed from next debt and only steady inflation keep this monetary system
The real interest rate paid by government is negative - that's why its so easy for it to borrow.
$1 trillion? no problem ... at least the people printing money won't be out of a job in the near future
http://usdebtclock.org/ $1,014,215,000,000
and they spent it all in a few hours!
and they spent it all in a few hours!
I hate my country sometimes.
$1,014,215,000,000
and they spent it all in a few hours!
Not spent, just allocated to departments and they spent it all in a few hours!
$1,014,215,000,000
and they spent it all in a few hours!
and they spent it all in a few hours!
Are you saying now is not a good time to invest in US dollars??
As good as investing in ice in the desert without proper cooling equipment.
$1 trillion? no problem ... at least the people printing money won't be out of a job in the near future
Are you saying now is not a good time to invest in US dollars??
Business as usual at the monetary ponzi operators....
Indeed.
Hopefully the inflation increases a bit, debt interests need to be payed from next debt and only steady inflation keep this monetary system
Business as usual at the monetary ponzi operators....
http://cnsnews.com/news/article/terence-p-jeffrey/treasury-forced-issue-1t-new-debt-first-6-weeks-fy14
Fuel for the fire?
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Between Oct. 1, 2013, the first day of fiscal 2014, and Nov. 14—which was less than a month after Congress agreed to temporarily suspend the legal limit on the federal debt—the Treasury was forced to issue more than $1 trillion in new debt.
Fuel for the fire?
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