Most people think the stock market controls everything.
It doesn’t. The bond market does.
In this video, I break down how the debt cycle actually works, why the Federal Reserve can’t just “stop” the system, and what happens after QT ends and liquidity starts creeping back in.
You’ll learn:
• What bonds really are and why they matter more than stocks
• Why the 10-year yield sets the tone for mortgages, markets, and money
• How the government rolls debt instead of paying it off
• Why rate cuts, balance sheet expansion, and liquidity always come back
• The difference between holding cash vs owning assets in an inflationary system
This isn’t fear. It’s clarity.
Once you understand the cycle, you stop reacting to headlines and start positioning for the long game, the way real wealth has been built for generations.
Watch this before you make your next financial decision.
I love this type of content. You are teaching and not just talking. Best part, I am learning. Thank you for sharing your blessing of knowledge with us. Wishing you all the best.
You're the best. The only thing I think you went through too quick was what the fed lowering rates really is. Bank borrowing. Between that, printing money and buying bonds they are doing everything they can to prevent a recession. However, the market overall having high pe ratios means just keep a closer eye on the 10 year which could indicate the top, regardless of govt efforts. Do I understand that correct?
Another transformative video! I have a clear understanding of what the bond market is and how it impacts the stock market. Trap, thank you for you pouring into your craft and bringing value to the masses. WE TRAPPIN!
I really love what you do, it’s truly a blessing! A friendly suggestion. Write down your examples clearly so you don’t misspeak.
It will really be beneficial especially for those who are new trying to learn how something works but hearing a free errors can really trip up a listener / audience member trying to understand.
It was a 10000 for 10 years then went back down to five years. Then you said the price of the bond goes up due to demand then you said because the price went down it changed the yield but it was supposed to be because the price went up. Really could just say because the price changed the yield changed. So you don’t have to worry about saying up or down.
The example was 10,000 in the bond market at 1000 per bond at 5% for ten but demand is up so ppl pay more 1100 and therefore the yield goes down to about 4.5%.
No the year count doesn’t matter when you’re giving an example but when so many factors change while teaching a person who’s new and may already be confused by all of this it does matter.
Again this a friendly suggestion / constructive feedback. Hopefully it helps.
@JEmpre28
Did Trap just go bearish?
@ladybirdf868
Ty! Ty! Ty! 🫶🏽
@eliyahdahbentsadeek2788
Appreciate this great breakdown! L
@calvinjenningssr.3835
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@mlg5259
I love this type of content. You are teaching and not just talking. Best part, I am learning. Thank you for sharing your blessing of knowledge with us. Wishing you all the best.
@the_freedom_movement
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@andrewmcauliffe5714
You're the best. The only thing I think you went through too quick was what the fed lowering rates really is. Bank borrowing. Between that, printing money and buying bonds they are doing everything they can to prevent a recession. However, the market overall having high pe ratios means just keep a closer eye on the 10 year which could indicate the top, regardless of govt efforts. Do I understand that correct?
@donpitts5354
Man this is great information much respect
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@phillipsmith8500
Appreciate you 1000% Trap. Keep doing community work and keeping us informed bro!!! 💯
@jeanyshajean-baptiste1554
Another transformative video! I have a clear understanding of what the bond market is and how it impacts the stock market. Trap, thank you for you pouring into your craft and bringing value to the masses. WE TRAPPIN!
@youtubeonly1557
I really love what you do, it’s truly a blessing! A friendly suggestion. Write down your examples clearly so you don’t misspeak.
It will really be beneficial especially for those who are new trying to learn how something works but hearing a free errors can really trip up a listener / audience member trying to understand.
It was a 10000 for 10 years then went back down to five years. Then you said the price of the bond goes up due to demand then you said because the price went down it changed the yield but it was supposed to be because the price went up. Really could just say because the price changed the yield changed. So you don’t have to worry about saying up or down.
The example was 10,000 in the bond market at 1000 per bond at 5% for ten but demand is up so ppl pay more 1100 and therefore the yield goes down to about 4.5%.
No the year count doesn’t matter when you’re giving an example but when so many factors change while teaching a person who’s new and may already be confused by all of this it does matter.
Again this a friendly suggestion / constructive feedback. Hopefully it helps.
@SilencioTrades
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@eccentrik2272
I gotta go through this a few more times, but this was a great explanation. 🫡
@Inhind.s8
Im trying to keep a halal portfolio. However collecting interest is not permissible do most government bonds collect interest?