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marclee 写了： 2025年 5月 21日 16:35 你这么低端无知，你家大人知道吗？LOL

第一，叔没指名道姓说你啥，你却跟着书的贴来满口喷粪，
二，你这开口连最低的客观事实判断力fact都没有就瞎几把信口雌黄，你这不自贬身价吗。

妈蛋的，叔看在是股版一般还是比较克制的，你这直接上来找骂不是自找吗？！

翻了几页也没看到你有啥有贡献的贴，倒是看到你好几处张口就是欠揍的德行，我看你是有一点发贱的。

虽然叔向来不管也不care哪个ID是哪个，你这么轻飘飘就发贱股版的ID还是不多的。

LOL

大佬，不要搭理这种低端无脑黑，股版需要你给小韭菜敲敲警钟
请留在股版，给大家提供真知灼见！

感谢大牛

感谢大佬

我差 股神

marclee 写了： 2025年 5月 20日 14:54 这个版啊，这些大部份人心态啊，真不行！

叔去年离开这个版快一年被那个大球喊了好几次回来，才回来发发帖。

但显然，这个版上的人，心智真大都太一般了！

就叔昨天这个贴，至少到今天到现在妥妥的MQP精准判断吧？！
竟然在班上不但被鸦雀无声，不说没人说个好吧，还有人试图来这么明面的盘面还来水几句！

我真是被本版的愚昧折服了！

本来想再来发几贴最近的想法和大盘看法的，算了，匿了！

LOL

玛丽隔壁 居然真是给哥喊回来的 哈哈哈哈

记得去年你跑到菌斑追着我的几个帖子叫骂，叔本来在菌斑找乐子。

bigball 写了： 2025年 5月 23日 10:25 玛丽隔壁 居然真是给哥喊回来的 哈哈哈哈

marclee 写了： 2025年 5月 23日 10:33 记得去年你跑到菌斑追着我的几个帖子叫骂，叔本来在菌斑找乐子。

怎么是叫骂呢

哥是看叔这么精彩的马前炮 泡在军板个屎坑里

实在是暴殄天物

哥受不了啊

bigball 写了： 2025年 5月 23日 10:46 怎么是叫骂呢

哥是看叔这么精彩的马前炮 泡在军板个屎坑里

实在是暴殄天物

哥受不了啊

“玛丽隔壁”你这个粗鄙的用词冒犯股神了。你应该写：终于把叔勾兑到股版，叔是股版的福音。

今年真是多事之秋啊。。。

「Investors are losing interest in America’s long-term government securities — sending the 30-year treasury yield to 5.1%. The most recent force driving up that yield is the House passing a spending bill that could add $2.4 trillion to the national debt, reported the Washington Post. The yield on the 10-year US Treasury spiked as high as 4.61% this week, up 63 basis points from lows in early April. The 10-year yield is trading within the range that implies some market participants are pricing in a recession with a stagflation scenario, Naomi Fink, chief global strategist at Nikko Asset Management, wrote in a note this week. The yield on the 2-year US Treasury was about 3.96% on Friday, down 28 basis points from the start of the year. That can be a sign that investors expect the economy to weaken over the near term, which would prompt lower interest rates. The move raises interest rates for consumers — mortgage rates hit 7.08% — and for companies. Gold has resumed its upward climb and could top its record high of $3336 per ounce. Bitcoin continued its rally on Thursday, hitting a new record high near $112,000. The price of the flagship cryptocurrency was last higher by more than 2% at $111,046.88, according to Coin Metrics. Earlier, it rose as high as $111,999.00. This week, the Senate voted to advance the first crypto legislation, which would create a regulatory framework for stablecoins. Trump has said he wants to see crypto regulation on his desk and ready to sign by August before Congress goes into recess. Also this week, Coinbase joined the S&P 500, which advocates have praised as a watershed moment for the crypto industry. Foreign investors could continue selling the roughly $9 trillion in U.S. debt held overseas, according to the Post. Moreover, $14 trillion in U.S. debt maturing soon will be refinanced — likely at higher rates, noted CNBC. Higher interest rates and more debt service could push down the value of the dollar — compounding the inflationary effect of the Trump administration’s tariffs for American consumers. When added to the higher prices caused by tariffs — including President Donald Trump’s May 22 threat to impose 50% tariffs on goods exported from the European Union and warning of 25% tariffs on foreign-made Apple iPhones, according to the Wall Street Journal — the odds of a recession loom even higher. The so-called “One Big, Beautiful Bill” would expand and make Trump’s 2017 tax cuts permanent, producing “an economic boom,” administration officials said, according to the Post. The bill would also add to the national debt and increase how much taxpayer money goes to paying interest on U.S. debt. The bill will add $2.4 trillion to the national debt by 2035, according to the Congressional Budget Office and boost the most recent fiscal year’s unprecedented budget deficit of more than 6% of gross domestic product, noted the Post. Moreover, the bill will increase the more than $881 billion going to interest payments in 2024 — more than twice the 2021 figure — noted the CBO. The U.S. now spends more on interest “than it does on national defense or Medicare,” wrote the Post. One rating agency anticipated the fiscal damage this bill might cause. Last week, Moody’s “stripped the U.S. of its last set of triple-A credit ratings, pointing to growing U.S. debt woes over at least a decade as a reason,” according to the Post. Given the murkiness and volatility accompanying the tariff wars and current fiscal policy, it is difficult to make solid predictions and imagine profitable investment ideas. Nevertheless, the current trajectory described above could lead gold prices to climb, U.S. interest rates to keep rising, and the dollar’s value to decline. Stagflation concerns have been creeping back into the mix of Wall Street commentary as traders turn their attention away from trade deals and eye the longer-run impact of tariffs.」