My new favorite YouTube channel: DepressionCooking.
93-year-old grandma tells how to make cheap food, and tells stories about the great depression. She’s even selling a DVD now.
Soon this info could be more relevant than not.
My new favorite YouTube channel: DepressionCooking.
93-year-old grandma tells how to make cheap food, and tells stories about the great depression. She’s even selling a DVD now.
Soon this info could be more relevant than not.
Cinco Pizzicato has a ‘blog.
Right now it’s just pictures of builds. I realized I didn’t have much documentation of the year and a half of my life that has been sucked into this thing, so here’s a little taste.
…because I really don’t have room in my head for this kind of irony.
…if by ‘great’ we mean ‘somewhat worrying.’
TREASURY CALLS 12–1/2 PERCENT BONDS OF 2009-14The Treasury today announced the call for redemption at par on August 15, 2009, of the
12-1/2 % Treasury Bonds of 2009-14, originally issued August 15, 1984, due August 15, 2014
(CUSIP No. 912810 DL 9). There are $4,388 million of these bonds outstanding, of which
$3,381 million are held by private investors. Securities not redeemed on August 15, 2009, will
stop earning interest.These bonds are being called to reduce the cost of debt financing. The 12-1/2% interest rate is
significantly above the current cost of securing financing for the five years remaining to their
maturity. Using current market projections, Treasury estimates gross savings from the call to be
about $2,000 million.
Sorry, investors. The Treasury isn’t giving you any more interest on those 12.5% 30-year bonds. You got 25 years, what are you complaining about?