U.S. National Debt (Record Growth)

U.S. National Debt (Record Growth) -

(Current) $39.9 Trillion (and rising).

(Current) $111.0 Billion in Interest (and rising) paid (each year) by U.S. Taxpayers to Investors that finance it (U.S. based, Japan, China; etc.) via U.S. Treasury bonds.

(Current) 123.19% Debt-to-GDP ratio - (2000) 56.63%, in (2025) 98.0%.

May 2026 - The U.S. Treasury called the U.S. Government (Insolvent).

(Current) Fed Balance Sheet - $6.76 Trillion (and rising).

There are consequences in the future, yes the Fed can print (Fiat) currency; but that causes devaluation-debasement of the U.S. dollar over time.

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What exacty does this have to do with Charles Schwab layoff?

Holy parentheses Batman it's this guy again

@c7

OP likely posted political rage bait.

But it is layoff related.

Schwab share repurchases were $2.5 billion in the first quarter. It's continuing. That's why the stock is jumping.

What does that mean? We’re following Intel and Boeing’s lead. Stock rises while workers and businesses suffer. Offshore with a new center in India. Public cloud, IaaS, and AI are failures. We keep pushing the next shiny concept, like RTO 5.0 and more Scrums. Intel and Boeing refused to listen to internal experts and consultants. Focused on the stock price and not the products.

Ricky isn't a leader. He's a coast cutter and stock manipulator. We don't have the right people or vision to grow the business through innovation.

And that means more layoffs.

@OP this pertains to layoffs how?

I’m glad Chuck supports this administration and pals around with MBS in the Oval. Our business decisions and the economy make sense in that context.

What does this have to do with layoffs or Charles Schwab?

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