Three liquidity catalysts just aligned, and the market's acting exactly as you'd expect.
First up: Fed's Reserve Management Purchases are live. They're essentially pumping fresh liquidity into the system—not QE by name, but the mechanics are similar.
Meanwhile, Treasury's draining the TGA account hard. We're talking a $78 billion drop in just one week. That's the third-largest cash injection we've seen this year, flooding the financial system with dollars.
And what happens when liquidity floods in? Stocks rip. Markets just printed an all-time high close.
This isn't coincidence—it's textbook. When央行 tools activate and Treasury cash hits circulation, risk assets respond. Whether this momentum sustains depends on how long the liquidity spigot stays open, but right now, the setup's working perfectly for bulls.
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LiquidityNinja
· 12-14 00:04
It's the same old trick again, print money to extract money, cycle through again and still flood the liquidity. Retail investors are just waiting to be harvested.
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FUD_Vaccinated
· 12-13 10:46
Here we go again, the printing press is humming, I knew it would be like this
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StakeTillRetire
· 12-12 07:52
It's the same old trick again, printing money to flood the market, stocks are bound to rise, it's really unbelievable.
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ImpermanentPhilosopher
· 12-12 07:49
Here we go again, the familiar recipe. Fed, are you tired of this trick yet?
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MagicBean
· 12-12 07:47
Speaking of which, this wave really is textbook operation. When the Federal Reserve acts, the Treasury follows with a series of moves. How can the market not surge?
Liquidity is like a shot of chicken blood; once it arrives, it must rise. Now we just have to see how long it can be sustained.
These days are rare, cherish it everyone.
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HalfBuddhaMoney
· 12-12 07:41
Wow, water flows downward, and money rushes into the stock market. It's that simple.
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GasFeeNightmare
· 12-12 07:37
Here we go again, QE just changes its disguise and plays along.
Three liquidity catalysts just aligned, and the market's acting exactly as you'd expect.
First up: Fed's Reserve Management Purchases are live. They're essentially pumping fresh liquidity into the system—not QE by name, but the mechanics are similar.
Meanwhile, Treasury's draining the TGA account hard. We're talking a $78 billion drop in just one week. That's the third-largest cash injection we've seen this year, flooding the financial system with dollars.
And what happens when liquidity floods in? Stocks rip. Markets just printed an all-time high close.
This isn't coincidence—it's textbook. When央行 tools activate and Treasury cash hits circulation, risk assets respond. Whether this momentum sustains depends on how long the liquidity spigot stays open, but right now, the setup's working perfectly for bulls.