News about Paul Tudor Jones

As US 'debt bomb' spirals towards $35 trillion, hedge fund boss warns politicians are spending 'at the expense of future generations'

www.dailymail.co.uk, April 3, 2024
Ken Griffin, a hedge fund investor who was involved in the Gamestop stock mania, has warned that the'surging' US national debt is a 'growing worry that cannot be ignored.' In a year-end letter to investors, Griffin, who founded and operates Citadel, sounded the alarm about the public debt. We must avoid borrowing at the expense of future generations,' he wrote. Since hitting the $34 trillion mark at the start of this year, the national debt is now over $34.6 trillion and rising.

Interest payments on $34 trillion US national debt will exceed DEFENSE spending this year - as legendary investor Paul Tudor Jones says a 'debt bomb' set to go off in US

www.dailymail.co.uk, February 20, 2024
According to recent estimates, interest payments on the US national debt are expected to surpass defense spending in 2024. With a record high earlier this year, federal debt hit a new high. According to nonpartisan congressional Budget Office estimates, interest payments on this debt are now the fastest growing segment of the federal budget.

A "debt bomb" is expected to go off in the United States, according to legend investor Paul Tudor Jones, but major problems are still lurking

www.dailymail.co.uk, February 8, 2024
The billionaire investor said the economy looks booming, but under the surface, it is actually on'steroids,' and it could cause serious issues down the road. The national debt of the United States has hit a new high earlier this year, peaking at a whopping $34 trillion. For every person in America, this amount is equivalent to $101,233 in federal debt.

Since the pandemic, the true number of Americans who have fled Dem-led violent crime-ridden towns has decreased

www.dailymail.co.uk, May 19, 2023
Major population shifts have occurred throughout the nation, with the introduction of working from home due to coronavirus, high taxes, and the rapid increase in the cost of living. According to the US Census Bureau, New York City saw the largest population decrease between 2020 and 2022, with an astonishing 404,750 drop down to 8,335,897 between 2020 and 2022. According to the results, the majority of people are moving to San Antonio, Phoenix, Arizona, and Port St. Lucie, Florida.