Freedom obviously.
Free dumb.
Only in America (and also most other places on earth)
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Yields are spiking, not good considering inflation has barely even hit yet. And considering the Fed can’t raise rates more than a little bit without crashing the entire system, unlike back in the 70s.
Uh oh, real yields (bond yield rate - real inflation) are actually negative now. That is… bullish, very bullish indeed 
Weimar stonk market anyone?
TO THE MOONNNNN
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Year over year average price increases, mid 2025 - 2026:
Gas, 40%
Electric bill, 10%
Gold, 35%
S&P 500, 27%
Car insurance, 12%
Home insurance, 10%
Health insurance, 13%
But food, cars, homes, rent and average consumer debt are all supposedly under 5%. Not sure if I believe that. In any case, real treasury yields at this point are likely nowhere near 5%, if they are even still above zero.
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The stock market is becoming a useless indicator of anything anymore.
The only thing it indicates anymore is inflation soon to be hyperinflation I think.
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My favorite calculation of inflation is comparing a grocery bill from 2006 to one in 2026. It was quite telling on price inflation.
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If anyone is considering a tipple on future tech:
Optical storage / long term storage - 3M, Imation, Verbatim etc.
Ternary / analogue computing - Dunno.
Anything that simplifies the soup (HTTP) - Dunno
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Pay to win. Pay to evade. Get out of jail free.
It’s rotten to the core.
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