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    hi

    If you’re anything like I used to be, then you know how uncomfortable this is. It sucks to be talking to someone and suddenly your mind goes blank and you can’t think of what to say. You may be screaming inside to yourself: "Just say anything!" but it doesn't work.
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    Hey man, it's been a long time. Great to hear from you! I've been on a mood roller coaster these past months. I'm actually being somewhat constructive today so I'm doing ok but I have some dilemmas on my plate--the main one being trying to figure out how to change careers. How 'bout you? How have things been?

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    Hi Jon, the alkaline dieting is going well. I'm just making sure I get plenty of greens, low fat except for healthy fats and I use a little baking powder in any water I drink. Hope you're well!

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    I saw a post of yours about letting go and not becoming angry when you are insulted. Very wise, but also very difficult.

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    hi...do you have any time today before about 10pm? I would like to ask for help if you are up for it...

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    Saw your thread about focusing your mind. I was wondering if there are specific ways that you focus your mind on the goal you want to manifest

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    If interest rates go UP then the price of existing bonds go DOWN (and vice versa; bond prices have been going up as interest rates have been falling for most of the last 30 years).

    Example: let's say you buy a 10-year Treasury right now that pays 3%. You will get 3% a year for the next decade (this actually is what such bonds pay today, [rounded off]).

    Let's say that interest rates skyrocket to 30% next week. Well, the guy who bought a 3% bond is royally screwed as he's locked into 3% a year while the same bonds are then going for 30%. The price of his bond will plummet such that it has a 30% YTM (yield to maturity) equal to that of new bonds.

    Despite all the rhetoric & political posturing by both sides, I don't seriously think anybody is stupid enough to allow for a default. If one seriously thought a default was coming they'd short 30-year zero coupon T-bonds for maximum leverage on that bet.
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