Commodities
Why I Own What The Government Cannot Print
Date: 2026-10-24 15:00:36
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Imagine borrowing money and picking your own interest rate. Not the bank. You. A government that owes $40 trillion and paid more than $1 trillion in interest this year, more than it spent on its entire military, would pick a low rate every single time. There is a tool that lets it. The central bank announces a ceiling on the ten-year rate and buys every bond it takes to hold it there, paying with dollars that did not exist the day before. America ran this machine from 1942 to 1951. Japan ran it from 2016 to 2024 and ended up owning half its own bond market. Cheaper mortgages are the part they advertise. The part they do not advertise is who pays, and it is not the government. One thing has always sat outside the machine’s reach.
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0:00 Pick your own interest rate
1:14 What a bond is
2:53 The yield curve
3:56 Why the Fed cannot set the ten-year
4:57 Yield curve control, step by step
6:33 Yield curve control vs quantitative easing
7:51 Why America might reach for it
9:28 The trap
10:01 America did it before: 1942 to 1951
10:14 What it does to the everyday spender
11:13 Financial repression
12:02 What it does to the investor
13:46 Japan, 2016 to 2024
14:12 The lesson
15:01 How the world sees America’s debt
16:36 The dangerous part
17:47 Australia: how fast trust breaks
18:30 Three things to remember
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