Toddsterpatriot
Diamond Member
You said China could crash the USA by redeeming its t bills
Don't be a pussy, explain how that would work.
Simple, all China has to do is cause fear in the markets that are already scared
You really are not very smart are you?
Could Trade War News Trigger a Market Crash Today? - Market Realist
Today, Bloomberg reported that some Chinese officials doubt that the country will be able to reach a long-term trade deal with the US. The Dow Jones futures, which should have been lifted by Apple’s earnings, point to a lower opening for the day. With economic slowdown fears easing after the GDP data on Wednesday, trade war news could trigger a market crash.
Markets crash
The US-China trade war news has kept investors on their toes. An escalation in the trade war or a stalemate in trade talks could trigger a market crash. We have several examples where US markets crashed when the trade war escalated. The most recent one was in August. President Trump designated China as a “currency manipulator” and announced new tariffs. Today, Bloomberg reported that some Chinese officials doubt that there will be a long-term trade deal with the US. The Dow Jones (DIA) and the S&P 500 (SPY) futures are pointing to a weak open today. Investors would have expected the Dow to open higher today since Apple (AAPL) posted better-than-expected earnings. Notably, Apple is the Dow’s third-largest component.
In fact you are quite IQ deprived
Yawn
Do you enjoy being a notch
Simple, all China has to do is cause fear in the markets that are already scared
Oh, that's all they need to do? They don't need to redeem their T-bills now?
You really are not very smart are you?
Smarter than you....I know, that's a low bar.
The US-China trade war news has kept investors on their toes.
Don't be such a pussy, back up your T-Bill claim.
Actually redeeming their t bills would cause MASSIVE PANIC AND A MARKET CRASH
Look doofus argue with Bloomberg because you are mocking yourself with every word you babble
Today, Bloomberg reported that some Chinese officials doubt that the country will be able to reach a long-term trade deal with the US. The Dow Jones futures, which should have been lifted by Apple’s earnings, point to a lower opening for the day. With economic slowdown fears easing after the GDP data on Wednesday, trade war news could trigger a market crash.
Markets crash
The US-China trade war news has kept investors on their toes. An escalation in the trade war or a stalemate in trade talks could trigger a market crash. We have several examples where US markets crashed when the trade war escalated. The most recent one was in August. President Trump designated China as a “currency manipulator” and announced new tariffs. Today, Bloomberg reported that some Chinese officials doubt that there will be a long-term trade deal with the US. The Dow Jones (DIA) and the S&P 500 (SPY) futures are pointing to a weak open today. Investors would have expected the Dow to open higher today since Apple (AAPL) posted better-than-expected earnings. Notably, Apple is the Dow’s third-largest component.
Actually redeeming their t bills would cause MASSIVE PANIC AND A MARKET CRASH
You're lying.
Look doofus argue with Bloomberg
Why does a Bloomberg article about trade help your stupid T-Bill claim?
In reality you are dumb, were you dropped often
China's $1.2 trillion weapon that could be used in a trade war with the US
They make you crawl thru the mud to prove your stupoopidity
I peed to make that mud
Give up and crack open a new six pack
Thanks for the link.
Now where did it back up your claim, "China could crash the USA by redeeming its t bills"?
It will also become more expensive for the U.S. government to issue debt — they’ll have to pay higher rates to borrowers — while the $15 trillion of treasuries held by itself and investors would fall in value. Equities would be sent crashing, too, as yields climb. “Higher interest rates would ripple through the entire economy,” says Mills. “It would have a slowing effect.”
This is all you've got? LOL!
Crack open another PBR......you can do better.
China holds about 20 percent of U.S. debt held by foreign countries, which is a lot, but it only accounts for about 5 percent of outstanding debt overall.
Wow! 5%...….
As well, it’s not certain that selling treasuries would have much of an impact, says Mills. If other countries step into buy those treasuries, then interest rates could remain stable.
Not certain? In your own source? LOL!
“It’s not like demand for U.S. Treasurys has broadly fallen,” said Mills. “I would think that if they did start to sell, there would be a fair bit of demand from other countries and U.S. companies, especially as rates slowly increase, which makes them more attractive holdings.”
The hits keep coming.