20 May
20May

With US debt ceiling further being politicized - one has to ask - why further exploit respective market at such depths if it fails to yield equitable suffice? 

Personally, as far as the evolution of money is concerned, I'd have debt markets categorized as a wrong turn in trade instrumentation. 

The reason why the U.S are prominent with such application is due to the breadth in depth at which its bonds and economic activities have scattered across global market exploits. 

Defaults in global-market bonds of reasonable value amid intense competitiveness see's transpirations such as debt ceiling infixes, intense market activity in form of bullish rallies of late, as well as hedging economic direction on bearish trading activity. 

In regards to what some international trade analysts of late describe "a grifter currency" in rebuttal of the US Dollar - debt-markets were meant to help leverage business ideas, and or mobilize cash-flow more effectively.


But in that, the United States of late can't seem to get to grips with loss in macro-economic value the past few decades and do not want to hamper economic-activities by remaining un-decisive. Two ways this can go, in current dawn; 

(i) exploit recessionary measures, long-term investment tacts, & build well rounded international trade rapports worthwhile, or; (ii) further print fiduciary issue - accompanied with a BANG on global-market in hope's for economic trade-offs in fight for lost market-share to China & the rest of the developing world the past 50 years or so. 

~ The lot not attractive. 

The third, more sensible option - likely not to be pursued; fix trade relations with China, fix Europe, & subtly explore option one; of which is healthy international trade relations, longterm investment - preferably inwards, curb consumerism - that might have the populace object option one & its recessionary disposition on the contra; but in spite of, seek a sustainably designed economic model from such, as this current design has been failing in obtuse manner, notable since 2007, and we'll be here again, accompanied with multuous global unrest in future waves. ~ @macmungyintellectual


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