Paul Tudor Jones

You can't make it up.

They've got negative one and a half percent, and it's almost like they just want to deny that they have an inflation problem.

But so

That's what we're seeing.

And again, at some point in time, we're going to have some precipitous moments in sovereign debt markets.

I don't know whether it's Japanese bond market, the U.S.

bond market, but we're going to have some precipitous times.

If you just think about, we're not even close to that yet.

We're not even close to that trust moment we had three years ago where the currency was under attack, the stock market, the bond market was under attack.

Just imagine if and when we get to that day, which I think was 6% budget deficits in the U.S., that day will come.

Just imagine...

What gold and crypto, for that matter, the dollar, imagine what they're all doing.

We're in good times now, right?

Yeah, even with the shutdown, we're in good times now.

What can we do about that?

Yeah, I'm sorry.

I don't have a good answer for that one.

I wish I did.

I really I don't envy Trump and his cabinet trying to figure out what's going to happen here in two weeks.

I really don't.