US Treasuries Are NO LONGER Safe

[@nomadcapitalist]

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[@avertactivity964]

Andrew, I love when you go unhinged 😂

[@marcusd9192]

"This is not from some crack pot news service. This is from Reuters". lol.

[@TT-zl7ir]

You have a point, but it's like when Snopes admits something they don't want to admit

[@andrewcarlson2178]

Be skeptical of everything and confirm it with provable facts from different sources.

[@realretta]

That got my attention as well. Reuters reports what they want you to hear. I'm not saying this report is wrong, just that Reuters isn't any more reliable than other mainstream news. services.

[@Surfer-727]

Reuters and AP news are high quality and balanced. Source: Ground news

[@phoenix5054]

​​@@realrettaI would trust Reuters, AP, or WSJ over NY Times, or any cable news. I don't think shock factor and partisanship is big compnent of their reporting.

[@kawaiiduck5924]

Nixon defaulted on us debt by closing the gold window

[@HughJass-313]

Roosevelt default first.... 40 years earlier ❤❤

[@mr.g1758]

Not trying to be political, but LBJ's guns (Vietnam) and butter (Medicare) policy is what put pressure on the nation's gold reserves. Nixon had no choice but to end it.

[@ardentenquirer8573]

That will not work this time

[@herbertvonsauerkrautunterh2513]

I'm in Australia and I want to get the hell out. The economy, society and the culture of down the toilet. Then there's politics and all levels of government or of control here. I'm looking at starting a capital investment company and then branching out to Asia. I'll also park my metals at a bullion dealer in Singapore. Got to get money out of Australia

[@aussiemandust]

I haven't been outside Oz in 30 years & I'm getting a passport 😮 I don't know about Singapore. It is the most HIGHLY vxd nation on earth & has the highest % of excess deffs AND 3 years in a row, lowest birfrate. Mandats, yeah? I'm looking at Sth America.

[@matthewnirenberg]

Australiastan is collapsing. The ATO are now doing "Lifestyle Data Matching" - looking more into what you have because the govt is getting desperate for more tax money. The biggest problem is Australiastan is so high tax and banks have paid basically no interest on savings that most people can't afford to leave, especially as they have to basically go several years without income in order to break free of Australian Tax Residency after they've moved their "centre of life" abroad entirely. Lastly, until you leave the Australian Tax System LEGALLY, you have to report ALL bank accounts and investments you have globally - the ATO use data sharing and matching to find out. This means that you'll still be getting hit with the same CGT, etc. on your investments and the Australian Govt can still seize your assets if they want to.

[@alfred0621]

Jesus Christ everywhere is collapsing

[@ThomAlexanderGmaan]

So what's the most effective strategy during this period of volatility with the rate cut? Most of my portfolio is in (20% Index funds, 20% CD's 30% Bonds/T-bills and other assets) I want to explore different strategies to benefit from a potential bubble.

[@Bunnydrille]

This is the exact thought process of persons handling their portfolio themselves. I will advice you engage guidance to help you make smarter portfolio decisions.

[@Duttonmuffins]

Since risk is at an all-time high right now, perhaps you should be a little more patient and return when it has decreased.

[@JesseMayhill]

I've been through the 'bonds are beating stocks' periods since the 90s with no bonds and with all aggressive stock mutual funds. At 66, my IRA and cash accounts are far more than I expected for my retirement. I can easily handle a worst-case 80% stock crash, Thanks to my CFA.

[@TheDayTheDay312]

Would you mind if I looked up your advlsor?

[@JesseMayhill]

Melissa Elise Robinson is the NY-based advlsor I work with. Just search the name. You’d find necessary details to work with to set up an appointment.

[@bobnankervis9722]

A US Presidents priority should not be to make it easier to leave the US but to make and keep the US so desirable you have no reason or desire to leave. Unfortunately, we have moved so far past that. The US is no longer that desirable to live in. Unless maybe you are handed everything, at the expense of the taxpayer, when you cross the border

[@basook6116]

USA Govt. is printing $1T every 100days, and interests payments is $1.2 T... what value does USD have???

[@BencerCourt123]

Toilet paper is worth more

[@MrNatsuka]

It is valuable because a lot of IDIOTS accept it.

[@tigading2177]

You can't make this up, U$ recently passed Bill HR 1517 worth $1.6B dollars in anti China propaganda, what a waste of resources, bilions and trillions in wars, in military bases, WMDs, explosive tech gadgets!!!

[@Soystripper]

Military might

[@goshawk4340]

​@@Soystripper haha. Only the US is the only country where the military is a part of its credit score.

[@RWROW]

"No longer safe" is over-stating the situation. Fair comment would be Treasuries are no longer as safe as they were. The text books do need to stop equivalencing them with zero risk. There is no zero risk financial asset in the world today.

[@michaelmichael8494]

"There is no zero risk financial asset in the world today." There never has been, and never will be, unless you have a direct line to God Almighty, who's using all its knowledge to advise you on financial decisions.

[@HueyFreeman-l7m]

Lol this is cope, the building that is the US economy/society is on fire

[@JoeEvermore]

When I lived in Azerbaijan I received 17% interest on my savings account!

[@roro-v3z]

whats the use

[@MrNatsuka]

​@@roro-v3z are you kidding me?

[@roro-v3z]

@@MrNatsuka yes what's the use?

[@MrNatsuka]

@@roro-v3z when you borrow money you pay interest right? When you put your money into the bank, the bank needs to pay you interest because that's barrowed money. So the use is for you to gain money out of your capital. Too bad in the Western world, money is easily printed out of thin air and so the bank does not need your money and so they give very low interest or even sometimes charge you when you put money into your bank account. This is one way the western world turns you into a slave

[@eric6616]

Azerbaijan is not a stable country and its run by a dictatorship. they have to give 17% and then pull the rug

[@eowendyl]

Incorrect about "the right wing" at least in Finland. The left in Finland is very eager to implement things like exit taxes, etc, and the right wing is thankfully pushing against that. May be different in the US of course, but Trump has mentioned the possibility of ending citizenship based taxation. That would be grand for those who want to live elsewhere, because renouncing your citizenship is still a big deal.

[@dentside78]

In the U.S., there are 2 right wing factions; Trump, MAGA, the freedom caucus, et al are actual right wing conservatives, almost libertarians. The rest of the republican party are what they call RINOs, (Republican In Name Only). The former republican VP under GWB from 2000-2008, Dick Cheney actually endorsed Kamala Harris this election season. But both sides will print massive amounts of fiat dollars and spend like alcoholic sociopaths spending someone else's money, while investing in companies while taking lobbyists' monies and making decisions on said companies. 99.9% of all U.S. politicians are absolutely corrupt. Sorry for the rant, was supposed to be informative.

[@TT-zl7ir]

Good to hear the right is pushing against it. Is either side offering an option that's against war with your next door neighbor?

[@andrewcarlson2178]

There are leftist states like California that are actually implementing an exit tax for leaving their freaking state. Their policies are so bad they are actually losing population to other states and so now California wants money for up to five years after you leave

[@advex4428]

Let me guess, the left wing is in power. If the right wing is in power they will also do a lot of weird stuff, just to raise money in their dispare over a failing budget. Maybe not the exact same things they opposed earlier, because even politicians have a hard time lying their way out of 180 degree direction changes. But weird stuff. Never trust a politician above municipality level. Left or right.

[@kagi95]

Unfortunately yes ​@@rodiculous9464

[@robertmaxa6631]

I appreciate what you're saying, but regarding Canada, they literally prevented people from leaving the country, via air, if they didn't get shots, during the bug times.

[@chrisraymond2234]

May not be safe but they going up 40% in next financial crisis.

[@mattanderson6672]

Andrew is a total legend! He's a major scholar and a gentleman Fantastic analysis !! Thank you Sir

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thank you.

[@DanXRP]

Us treasury bonds are losing their value due to the massive inflation of the United States dollar.

[@rdbt292]

RC Cola is the best!

[@GenerationX-GenX]

Truly the superior cola. Though one must learn to embrace Cheerwine.

[@expatlifestyle2000]

It's so cheap here in the philippines where they have bottling plants too. Such good value.

[@loanokaharbor8303]

RC Cola...funny, invest in sugar water

[@engineersze2546]

Thank you for this no holding back, no sugar coating of the extraordinary privileges of the now very risky fiat printed currency backed by nothing.

[@hedonepicurea4327]

For the record, from 2014-2023, I worked on several social campaigns to change the system, save jobs and characters. I was not complicit in any events occurring that may have harmed, angered or disenfranchised private citizens.

[@orenalbertmeisel3127]

I would only invest in 6 month or one year US treasuries, when there's an acceptable yield like right now. 5 years or 10 years? GTFO

[@vladyslavnechaiev247]

I agree that the US has been irresponsible with their debt lately, but I also disagree it's best to buy some other country's debt. No matter how frugal a country is, their chance of defaulting on debt is way higher than someone's who's irresponsible, but who can print out the way out of their debt.

[@alvarny77]

I think the point is that the money they print will be worthless.

[@BobbiejoKuzma]

just blows my mind how people buy gold and silver with fiat currency debt notes what does that mean??

[@Surfer-727]

The EU and UK money debt to GDP is about the same as the U.S. , the EU and UK population decline debt is so bad it is worse than the U.S. money debt.

[@ardentenquirer8573]

It is more than just debt it is their spend projections notice USA at 120 that is the danger zone United Kingdom (UK): Around 100% of GDP. European Union (EU): The average debt-to-GDP ratio across the EU is about 85-90%, with some countries (like Greece and Italy) much higher, and others (like Germany) lower. United States (USA): Over 120% of GDP.

[@Surfer-727]

@@ardentenquirer8573 The U.S. dept is not as bad as it looks as much of it's debt is internal, plus the U.S. government can print much more dollars to control there economy as the U.S. dollar is the worlds leading currency and is projected to be for at least 10 to 30 years or more.

[@thisiskevin1000]

No wonder why China and Japan did substantial reduction of US Treasuries shareholdings in recent years.

[@JohnDoe-iv7yu]

This won't happen overnight... but it WILL happen!

[@ardentenquirer8573]

If they do not get spending under control United Kingdom (UK): Around 100% of GDP. European Union (EU): The average debt-to-GDP ratio across the EU is about 85-90%, with some countries (like Greece and Italy) much higher, and others (like Germany) lower. United States (USA): Over 120% of GDP.

[@InvestgoldUK]

It’s interesting treasury yields are rising despite a 0.5% rate cut. Could have major implications for GBP and the Uk if it’s true about their Ukraine loans

[@olgglo]

very emotional and well-based as well

[@ayrsine]

6:34-6:54 you are 100% correct

[@eaglesfan109]

To Andrew's point on Trump. Even if Trump wins, it is (at best) a 4 year reprieve for the markets and maybe the direction of the country.

[@ardentenquirer8573]

NO trouble will come he is mostly better to deal with the trouble than Kamala but trouble will come

[@eaglesfan109]

@@ardentenquirer8573 it's never been a question of that. My point is that if he wins, it'll be a 4 year reprieve. After the 2028 election, we'll be right back to our current trajectory.

[@silviaangelo4345]

Great information😊

[@nomadcapitalist]

Glad it’s helpful!

[@eman7892]

RC cola is still the best!!

[@dentside78]

RC and a moonpie down where I grew up ❤

[@eman7892]

@dentside78 moonpies were way better back then.. 😁

[@allistairtrent]

Mexico is still the best value for residency. You do not have to give them your money you just have to show them that you have a minimum amount to get residency. Also the real estate there is a great investment. Belize is even easier you just have to go there and stay for a year as a tourist.

[@mpeugeot]

For many people, it might be, but for former military service members it would have to be the Philippines. A lifetime residency permit is $1400 plus $10/yr, along with a $1500 deposit in a Philippine bank; however cost of living is probably at least 20% lower. Pays for itself in short order.

[@jeffb.140]

@@mpeugeot but you have to be 50+ ..

[@mpeugeot]

@@jeffb.140 good point. I forgot that caveat. Still, it's a great deal if you are over 50, I am heading there soon to get my retirement visa.

[@Jykobe491]

How safe is it?

[@mpeugeot]

@@Jykobe491 can't speak for Mexico, but the Philippines is pretty safe in many areas, but like any country there are parts that are far less safe than others. I would assume that the same is true for Mexico (which I have never had a problem there either, but I have spent more time in the Philippines).

[@AnnieT369]

Already out of US bonds long time ago.

[@tigading2177]

Most people, most investors I know have completely abandoned U$ treasuries, bonds, shares and stocks. Just imagine what Weimar Republic was like, U$ is gonna be many many times worst!

[@ardentenquirer8573]

There are still good company is the USA and many are international

[@tigading2177]

@@ardentenquirer8573 I don't think it matters, every dollar traded is contributing and funding of terror, wars and ge no side.

[@AmiynalAnsare]

Could Nomad Capitalist convince Malaysian Parliament to allow dual citizenship? I have been on a spouse visa for 10 years.

[@AdorableUrban]

Great channel!!

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thank you for watching.

[@randall8379]

A friend lived in Malaysia a few years but finally left to go to Europe because he felt Malaysia was growing increasingly socially / religiously conservative.

[@pinetworkminer8377]

Isn't that good news for Americans/Westerners with conservative values?

[@randall8379]

@@pinetworkminer8377 He didn't consider the values to be Western

[@DxV04]

Excellent video!! Short term treasures in other countries probably pay much more!

[@brianpereira7483]

Gold and silver will always be money

[@diamanten1592]

Gold appreciating roughly around 4% a year while money debasement is fluctuating between 7 and 12%. On top of that you have the inflation..... Good luck with Gold. and yes I am aware that Gold did well this year. But look at the chart. Gold is a shitshow

[@jsirkerp]

For the time being I think US Treasuries are still the safest investment. For the time being…

[@ssebitaabawamala6861]

This idea of rich people running away from countries is confusing me!. I suppose not all rich people are rich because of hard work but some make fortunes by exploiting poor people or use politicians to abuse the system and when the loopholes are removed they run away to other countries to continue their....

[@SamMcKinley]

The internet has a wealth of info and garbage and all of it is too much to sift through. One site says move and the other says stay. T bills are safe vs no they aren’t. Confusion

[@Evangelionism]

I wanted to hear Andrew do his Trump impression here 2:58 😄

[@the_dog_house_74]

Was listening to IRS medic. Seems Trump might end citizenship based taxation. Actually implementing it and talking about are two different things. Would be nice to live abroad as a US citizen and not be taxed after living abroad 183 days, or was that 189 days. Seems to be a conversation on going at least. What are your thoughts and opinions? Im not going to hold my breath on ending citizenship based taxation.

[@merkin2ify]

The deficit is mainly debt going into the pockets of the top 1% as wealth, who then don't want to pay tax.

[@graemecarnegie7821]

In the uk they don’t yet know what the new taxes will be until the budget.

[@ardentenquirer8573]

Yes but it does not look good given the trail balloons being floated

[@AmiynalAnsare]

With my ethnicity, if I renounced US citizenship, I would be flagged as a terrorist threat.

[@TopQuality-ms6uf]

Us dollar no longer call shots. Embrace the BRICS initiative.

[@basook6116]

this is what happens when USA weaponized USD against countries

[@SARWSiddiqui]

Depends on what kind of new currency they bring in. Replacing one fiat currency with another is pointless. A common BRICs currency backed by gold/ oil? That would be a real game changer.

[@WildsDreams45]

How about just letting India trade their currency for what they need? Why do we need another world dominating currency? We already did that and apparently it didn't work out very well.

[@bogeybichon7000]

@@WildsDreams45 because not many countries WANT India's currency as the receiving country needs to convert it into a more desirable currency that is widely accepted, such as the US $

[@philschiavone101]

They all want to back out of the Dollar slowly. If they bring down the US dollar, they loose out also.

[@BoydJones]

It’s not “debt.” US Treasuries are just another form of US dollar that pays interest. The US government will always be able to pay interest on the money it creates. Still safest investment.

[@michaels4255]

No, Treasuries are debt 100% AND the US government does NOT create money. Private banks do, like when you take out a loan from your local retail bank, you are causing the bank to create money from nothing.

[@BoydJones]

@@michaels4255 Incorrect. US dollars first and foremost are created by the currency issuer -- the US Government.

[@BoydJones]

@@rodiculous9464 Incorrect. The US dollar is the "gift card" of the US government. 7-11 can never run out of 7-11 gift cards or gift certificates.

[@oskarvomhimmel6936]

Real Estate on the other hand is still the best option to put one's $$$ in...

[@andrewkyriacou1922]

You need to interview Simon Hunt. Once 5 year bonds hit 10% Buckle up.

[@dev4statingx90]

Riiiiiight.... don't buy treasuries okay. That's why Buffett owns $315B worth? He now owns more than the federal reserve does? C'mon man...

[@nw6932]

Why didn't you address te counterpoints to this idea from the same Reuters article?

[@gwoodlogger4068]

No difference between left or right any more they just share the work😑

[@randall8379]

Would you say that the Canadian government expropriated the protesting truckers bank accounts?

[@danodonnell9325]

In 2005-7 there were a lot of articles about a "decoupling" between the US economy and other foreign developing and developed economies. The 2007-8 financial crisis proved that wrong. And where did Brazilian and Indian and Turkish and US and French and Colombian investors run to for stability and safety? They ran to the US dollar. They ran to US Treasuries. Does it make "secular" sense that investors did that? It doesn't matter. I enjoy Andrew's incredible and joyful curiosity about the world and his boldness in investing in real estate in the developing world, and his sense of humor is great, but these gold bug sensibilities are just ungrounded in history and come from a negative emotional place. Also, crypto currency is an absolutely incredible opportunity to get swindled.

[@NeilAC78]

It will be a short term phenomenon only before everyone rushes back into stocks, commodities and other assets. The west is on a path to stagflation and ultimately hyperinflation.

[@stopandstare52]

Thank you.

[@RidleyHolmes-sr2tw]

More US news. You really should move back to the US. People who move abroad are not buying U.S. Bonds.

[@PaulSmith-zt7ix]

Please review the book principles of big debt crises by Ray dalio

[@ViceCoin]

How about Macao?

[@salplayer9198]

Basically, he voted for geno because it's better for expat

[@petervigna3579]

I bought an option on tlt so ofcoarse bonds are geoing down yhe drain

[@rebeccarenner4949]

Spot on Andrew. The jacket you are wearing is classy. Nice look

[@jimmyf.x.9526]

culture ratings! first time hearing it, and immediately a strong believer! ❤

[@CFBPSU]

Where are some good places to go to then

[@andrewsema359]

Right now bond yields are climbing up and the dollar is strengthening because of the resources are in short supply. Now is the time to believe Main Media, like a head like from Reuters? This is a good way to lose your shirt. If you know nothing about Bonds or markets, consult a financial advisor, NOT some headline. Do your own research and homework.

[@andrewcarlson2178]

I think the entire point is: you can have really high yields and good Promises of return but if the US defaults on paying that back, then where you at? Looking at the balance sheet it's just a matter of time with the national debt and the deficits they are running. This isn't the late seventies, what the US government is doing is not sustainable

[@andrewsema359]

@@andrewcarlson2178 well now resources crashing and USD even stronger. Bonds even higher. Well I suppose you missed this, because of Mr Henderson’s headline. GL.

[@ardentenquirer8573]

Yes I saw that 10 year bonds I wonder if that just noise or are the bond vigilantes returning time will tell

[@AbuGhazi888]

Lol the Us of a is heading for civil war within the next two to 5 years keep on sending money to Ukraine and Israel etc etc etc. Soon the chickens will be coming home to roost . Andrew is going to be 100 percent spot on nothing to do with Reuters at all. The writing is on the walk for those that can see

[@geeeee8268]

Not implying anything, since I don't have enough data to support either claim. But could you maybe post a link to that Reuter's article. I am just trying to understand why US Treasuries are no longer safe. From what you saying I only get that there are might be options. That's about it.

[@gavinclaassen6440]

Bitcoin

[@CreepyTrendMan]

@@gavinclaassen6440 LMAO

[@geeeee8268]

@@gavinclaassen6440 good luck.

[@ardentenquirer8573]

FYI 120 percent is consider dangerous risky United Kingdom (UK): Around 100% of GDP. European Union (EU): The average debt-to-GDP ratio across the EU is about 85-90%, with some countries (like Greece and Italy) much higher, and others (like Germany) lower. United States (USA): Over 120% of GDP.

[@geeeee8268]

@@ardentenquirer8573 Risky vs what? Gold? Bitcoin? Non repayment? Again, Debt to GDP ratio is not a risk as long as same currency being accepted as tax payment. If US government defaults on bonds, it's going to hurt no matter where you are in a world.

[@johnsmith-dm2tq]

I understand your customers are wealthy. Most of u.s. are not. You do however have knowledge that the reas of us could benefit from. How about tossing us a bone? A video for middle class Americans. I for one have 150k cash and some house value, where can I go buy some bonds or a house and get a visa?

[@starfalcon2]

That is why he left America.

[@blazer6708]

Keep in mind that this guy has a financial incentive to present western countries in the worst light possible. If you are in the US you should be fine

[@matthewnirenberg]

@@rodiculous9464 And at the same time those countries are too stupid to welcome skilled professionals who aren't rich but could create jobs (they could offer visas conditional to following through on creating jobs but they NEVER do). CBI countries want the quick financial injection, they don't really care long term, nor do they care about creating jobs for their citizens.

[@pichorra9]

Is anything at all safe in the U.S.A

[@rossmoore1155]

lol this is not a “good point” deficit spending has happened across numerous times……I don’t see how people will stop buying us gov bonds ……esp bc China has most US bonds……difficult to see China selling that debt…….I think Andrew falls short a bit here.

[@peter_eva]

Overleveraged debtors will become the 'non citizens' the unvaxed were during covid. The precedent is set for the coming revaluation and huge wealth transfer. Get yourself into assets if you can and out of debt. There are only a few months before that door is closed for a good decade or two.

[@xyzxyz4575]

All Empires end or decline, depending how and when?

[@kyleanuar9090]

Fort Knox guard said they're only taking out golds but never in and suspect they no longer have gold reserves.

[@michaelreynolds5773]

You're a moron. USD is not backed by gold, hasn't been for a long, long time. And no one is taking gold out of Fort Knox.

[@harleydavidson4254]

True. Many countries have stored their Gold reserves with the US but have seen how they treat any nation that dares to disagree with their arrogant "policies" and are pulling their reserves out.

[@matrixist]

Have another 5-7 years.

[@motoman9944]

You should forward this video to our buddy George. George invests in treasuries, and thinks they're great!

[@ernesthanks6125]

Remember Iceland?

[@JonnieArroyo]

You should know that there is huge interest in not paying full taxes as conscience objectors for proportion of taxes that would be allocated to support for Israël.

[@angelofamillionyears4599]

Andrew, is their a mutual fund of good non US bonds? thanks

[@davidanderson7460]

35 trillion in debt just federal anyone that thought these were safe was not thinking and this applies to many other countries

[@Aubatron]

20% of taxes collected go to paying debt interest alone, same thing with Canada. Craziness

[@dorothymartin8557]

So what countries' bonds might be safe for Americans to buy and hold now?

[@davidw.5185]

I'm an American and I wouldn't buy them

[@dorothymartin8557]

What WOULD you get?

[@Johnnynomadic]

RC Cola > Coca Cola

[@oskadavid2964]

DITCH THE GENO SIDE DOLLAR

[@MersageSW]

AAA US Brand with a DDD product.

[@keywestalert6329]

Know who you are! If you make less than $60k and do not own residency outright, then wait until you are better financially because more than likely you won't have a similar lifestyle . Do you have a regionally accredited degree? Do you have a cash heavy net worth? Is every dollar accounted for? You may not want that. How can you move when you don't even have stability here? If you have stability, why move?

[@NoStoryNoWorry]

This episode further affirms my belief that traditional finance and banking are undoubtedly no longer relevant and effective at building and securing wealth. Diversifying is like dollar cost averaging: it helps reduce risk and losses.

[@joeysocks5718]

There’s a left wing and a right wing, and they both belong to the same bird 🐦

[@panmichael5271]

What does Zeus have to say about this?

[@Findyification]

if you watch the USA presidential debate yeaaa you know USA gon to hell whichever won presidency

[@melissamelissa2603]

Some people are saying that Trump won’t tax anyone at all, not even a penny and so he’ll make everything more ok than it’s been in a long time.

[@andrewcarlson2178]

45% of US taxpayers pay zero or very minimal tax already. That's why you can't trust anybody that says "we'll just tax the rich more", then keep spending the way they have been.

[@shirleygriffin7672]

Good morning. True and I have known this for decades. Stay safe everyone

[@md6886]

US FOMO can be created.

[@GenZBTC]

Time to get into BTC boys, the ultimate collateral/asset

[@Evangelionism]

*U.S. Dollar, not U.S. dollar. Remember y'all...."dollar" is both a noun and a proper noun, the latter when referring to the name of the American dollar. Just like *U.S. Treasury, not "U.S. treasury".

[@ardentenquirer8573]

You may want include all EU countries poorly run and regulated and that includes Switzerland which is not EU but the ties are to close and privatization is all gone in all EU and Switzerland country

[@phoenix5054]

Sure. But where would you put your money? Russian and Chinese investment "opportunities"? Russia is at 18% interest rate right now AFAIK. Go sell all your dollars, buy rubles, and put your money on Russian bonds.

[@dorothymartin8557]

Might not governments make it illegal to hold bond of foreign countries?

[@lzeng78]

6

[@rogermas6087]

Norway krone is safe. Ressurser Norway have. Dollar not safe. FED lose money. Are FED broke 😂

[@Dante3X]

👀

[@carlospache4706]

If you work hard, and study, you can accomplish anything in the USA or Canada. Do not be carried away.

[@sleepyJem1982]

Ha,Ha it was true 50-60 years ago in America but not now .

[@warrenwade8531]

"hillory clinton would be better for the U.S. expats" You've never served or you would have never said such a thing. You have a great channel, but statements like that will cost you viewership and clients. Do better.

[@batsoup7031]

I can collect at least 4% going long bonds when inflation is around 2%. Bonds have never been cheaper.

[@Desizgirl3]

And the government has never been so bankrupt.

[@batsoup7031]

@@Desizgirl3 Let’s see where bonds are trading 1 year from now…

[@AJohnson0325]

i saw iceland is paying pretty high rates on short term treasury bonds. The yield curve is inverted still.