SW Kansas | jdironman - 12/15/2025 21:48
Haven’t been on ag talk much for awhile, kind of a sabbatical from social media, (having time to do some reading again) but read this tweet this morning from NoLimit on Kevin VanTrumps daily market letter. but basically US has a bunch of debt that gets repriced in 2026. 2 trillion rolled in 2025, almost 9 trillion rolls over in 2026. Next three years following not much more than 2026 combined. what does this mean going forward with interest rates? Markets? I believe there was a post the other day about 2026 being a real concern. Agree or disagree with VanTrump, he is usually not a big conspiracy or sky is falling guy and he was just reposting tweet so he didn’t comment on it. Some of you guys that understand this better I would appreciate your thoughts.
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Short term interest rates go down, long term they explode. Somewhere in between liquidity in the system dries up and credit becomes unavailable to many. Notes then start getting called in. Some may say it’s just a conspiracy. But those that understand the satanic nature of the people that print our money it’s pretty easy to see.
Edited by farmer54 12/16/2025 08:04
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What does this mean going forward - reformed banker or others?
