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Corporate bond yields depend on the company. A steady staple company like Kimberly-Clark or Proctor & Gamble with its steady income would be a better risk than a tech company who's market share can crash with the next tech innovation.

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Technical FACT=OUR FED US Central Bank is insolvent (operationally it can't fund Powell's paycheck) Current Deferred Asset losses are $150B!

Why do High Yield borrowing rates compared to technically bankrupt FED US Treasuries remain a "tight spread"? IF you can justify this complacency spread, then Higher Yield risk premia is fairly priced...good luck?

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Now of you said 150 trillion, it might have alerted me that something was wrong. I think we can go on until they switch to tokens and then steal our money and assets to make themselves and their crony Wall Street wolves whole again.

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I'm still stacking silver. Thanks for this explanation John

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Buy long dated HYG PUTS ?

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