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Gold and Silver is Money - Bond Differences
Bonds are liquid as cash is. It's just a higher denomination with a small fee if you convert it to something real. Try to picture a bond as a $1000 bill, you can't take that to a store and buy something with it any more than you can take a $1,000,000 bond to the store. But they are the same as smaller bills of cash and you need a bank to make change for you. Both a Treasury bond and $1000 FRN note are guaranteed by the government they are accepted at the bank for smaller bills at any time with issue.

Check out the movie "panic room" in that movie there was millions dollars in bearer bonds. All they are is notes with high dollar values on them. They where already discounted when the person purchased them.

"Discount" is banker lingo, let me clarify.

The government when it creates a bond it puts a price on a certificate, say $100 and it also puts a date lets say one year from now. Well that bond is a promise to pay the bearer $100 one year from now. So a person my bid on that bond and give the government $90 right now. That means they have discounted the bond by $10 and the interest rate is over 11% one year. During that one year interest rates go down to 5% and, lets say it happened the next day (for easy math) you could now sell that same bond for just over $95 that's a profit of $5. If interest rates go the other way like to 22% then you can sell the bond for $80 or wait the one year for the full $100. Keep in mind that the bond certificate is good, even years after it's liquidation date and you will get it's full face value at any time.

The same applies now to MBS and other debts the government has guaranteed. (NOTE: Most debt notes are no longer physical.)

Now that you understand that a bit better the difference between a MBS and Treasury note use to be Risk of non payment, now it's only risk of higher interest rates (LOL) or inflation.

Once the owners of those bonds clue in that there is $23 trillion out there and the last one to get stuff is the loser, the financial and economic collapse of the dollar and America will begin.
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