The Fed's balance sheet just expanded the most for a two-week period since May 2020, during the height of the pandemic. https://t.co/RbHjrK7zpE
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The "Fed Put" is back with assets on their balance sheet increasing $392 billion over the last 2 weeks, the largest 2-week spike higher since April 2020. Thus over 60% of the Quantitative Tightening since last April has been undone ... in just two weeks. https://t.co/bxJZw0qzL5
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They push the Market straight up thru all levels in the morning. Then bleed all day. Interesting đź‘€
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It’s been a verrrrrrry interesting few days trading from some verrrrry interesting offices with crazy views here in Bolivia LOL! Don’t try this at home kids, the WiFi going on and off combined with this choppy AF market makes for some very non-ideal trading! #StaySafe https://t.co/0mYUpwN5BV
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The Fed has it wrong: Corporate greed is to blame for inflation, not rising wages, SocGen analyst says https://t.co/7pHsmBlrfi
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Where's all the money going that's being withdrawn from bank deposit accounts? Here's some of it: The two-week increase in outstanding U.S. money market funds has been the biggest since April 2020, with the total surging to a record $5.13 trillion: ICI data https://t.co/MDSElVOTb4
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The 6-month T Bill yield is down 14 bps to 4.75% since 1 PM ET yesterday just before the Fed hiked the Fed Funds rate by 25 bps to 4.75%-5.00%. The 6-month is the highest point on the curve... 3-month yield: 4.59 6-month yield: 4.75 12-month yield: 4.38 2-year yield: 3.88
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“It was a bipartisan day,” Punchbowl Congressional Reporter @maxpcohen says on TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew's testimony before Congress. “Democrats and Republicans were united in condemning the TikTok platform.” https://t.co/KRerZdVAAN
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Chart Reading doesnt get better than this! Uptrend to a Downtrend. As long as we are under the purple line we should only be on PUTS with no CALLS! Lower Lows = Drops. Higher Lows= Spikes! https://t.co/9UCb09UVbz
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Takeaways from the latest Fed data: banks are still relying on federal facilities for loads of funding, albeit down slightly from record amounts. Banks are starting to transition from the Fed's discount window to the new term funding program. (1/2)Â https://t.co/DtWXHXaNTH
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One problem is that the headlines and trading, makes it feel like we are at $spx 2022 lows. We are like 12+% off those Etc. Some regional banks went to Zero- some growth names had 100% moves but still 80%/90% off their highs. Lots of Divergence that make it tricky
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Another day of Tech and Comm. Services up and almost everything else down. The theme of 2023 so far.
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