Replying to Avatar NoBeret :verified: Fun Killer

nostr:npub13q338lufw4shlyj7t6grr2gs6029d92x7ayq65tn25enxtpa0u6s33xsza sounds like they are talking about debt.

The entity that determines when the debt will be paid is the issuer.

They can send all the bonds back to the treasury that they like, but they are not getting paid until maturity.

nostr:npub1xy7sxkr350egkeam88eawmz8j4zemw6nzj5h5ws3x7fy064yxxdqy6y6ag am I recalling this correctly?

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23768a4d... 2y ago

nostr:npub1aem2tstsjh9yxetrn9732y3x44dj3sw7rtjesv09vlmzxvtryk5s29r94a nostr:npub13q338lufw4shlyj7t6grr2gs6029d92x7ayq65tn25enxtpa0u6s33xsza

More or less correct yeah, and I have no idea what Operation Sandman is. It sounds like bologna.

Foreign nations have zero incentive to dump Treasury holdings, particularly as most other sovereign credit looks like shit in comparison. Higher inflation elsewhere, more credit/default risk, etc.

Treasuries owned by anyone are sold in the open market, so natural buyers would also emerge. The likelihood they all dump? Zero. No evidence for it

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NoBeret :verified: Fun Killer 2y ago

nostr:npub1xy7sxkr350egkeam88eawmz8j4zemw6nzj5h5ws3x7fy064yxxdqy6y6ag nostr:npub13q338lufw4shlyj7t6grr2gs6029d92x7ayq65tn25enxtpa0u6s33xsza but under no circumstance are they able to demand payment from the US Treasury prior to maturity. BTW, a myth many a conservative pundit has spewed.