*FED SAYS IT WILL BUY $40 BILLION OF TREASURY BILLS NEXT 30 DAYS What are we pretending not to know with this folks. This is the start of it & will be very much ramped up once Powell is gone. The govt has been injecting about $135 billion since Sept 16 of 2025 with overnight repo to banks. Credit expansion + M2 moving higher = inflation Remember that inflation from what is about to occur with QE will take 12 to 18 months to begin to see the pricing effects go higher. Next will be ZIRP which will shift stocks from profit margin to simply only caring about revenue growth. Heavy metals, we could see a 40:1 ration in the coming year & it will surprise many to see something like $9K gold & $225 silver without being a ratio of 40:1 The printing of new dollars will be absolutely wild
This won’t cause inflation
They all have no choice but to print new dollars but this of course will be so far the mother of QE or new dollar creation ever. Spending is up bigly in govt The Federal Government took in $404 billion in October & spent $689 billion. Meaning Gov't overspend by 71%‼, "In the QE we trust" Washington pocketed $404 billion in October & then torched $689 billion like math is just a polite suggestion. Don’t try this stunt yourself unless you, too, can print money when things go sideways.
>>61470112>>61470129>ethereum dumps
>>6147011240b is not much. And it will go to stock markets first.
TRUMP: CHANGES ARE COMING TO THE FED We Know $38.3 trillion debt, $2 trilion deficit, "3% inflation." Hassett: There is more fiscal room to do stimulative things now The old programs are coming back ZIRP, QE, along with what is already taking place with overnight repos, discount window, SOMA, treasury buybacks, $25.4 trillion in T-bills issued out this year alone & likely a few new programs coming
>>61470239My body is readyPUMP IT!!!!!!!
>>61470239The US govt has shifted to financing itself almost entirely through short term T-Bills that need to be refinanced every few months, rather than locking in longer term debt Over the last 12 months, they've issued a record ‼$25.4 trillion in T-Bills‼ which now represent about 70% of all Treasury issuance, up dramatically from 41.8%‼ back in November 2015. This means the government has chosen the financial equivalent of an adjustable rate mortgage, where your payment changes based on market conditions The Fed is now in a cutting cycle heading into December 2026, which initially sounds good for the govt's borrowing costs, but it actually exposes a dangerous vulnerability in this financing strategy As the Fed cuts rates over the coming months and into 2026, short-term rates will fall, which means the govt's refinancing costs drop in the near term This provides temporary relief & makes the T-Bill strategy look smart for a brief windowBut here’s the catch: if the Fed cuts rates too quickly, or if the economy slows down more than expected, it might have to slash rates even further. That can stir up worries that the economy is weakening too much, & those worries can eventually bring inflation back. If inflation flares up again, the Fed may have to turn around & raise rates sharply. That would be a big problem, because the govt would need to refinance huge amounts of short-term debt at those higher rates. Since it’s relying so heavily on short-term borrowing, the govt doesn’t have much protection. It has to keep rolling over its debt at whatever interest rate the market is charging at that moment, good or bad. Get Ready For It, Heavy Metals Will Be Impressive So Say The Very Least Of What Is More & More Likely To Occur in 2026 & What The US Truly Ends Up Dealing W/In 2027.
>>61470112i dont get it does this mean wages are gonna go up and life stops sucking?
>>61470313Assets upFiat downInflation upWages down
>>61470129The government can't print, they borrow and you are who pays the interest, pal.
Except repo is at 0 today. So 0 dollars are currently being used for Fed repo.This board just gets more scammy by the day huh. First it’s scamming people for shitcoins, now it’s fake news 24/7 trying to create narratives
>>61470394>since Sept 16 of 2025cant you read?
>>61470122Other than dropping bags of freshly printed paper with no interest payments from helicopters.Buying your own bonds is about as inflationary as it gets. It’s like eating your own shit and expecting to gain sustenance.
>>61470411You do know how repo works right, the banks owe that cash back nightly + interest.
>>61470129At least 2026 will be the first year in decades the government actually tries to get the debt down. We’ll see if they can manage it but better than kicking the can down the road for the next guy.
>>61470112Yep but cycle rards are bearish because of muh halving time
>>61470421yes and?
>>61470313Wages down. Because your money buys less. More dollars chasing the same about of goods. Drive the good price in dollars up. TLDR. Buy gold silver and miners.
>>61470313aye yo we is all going to be thousand-aire's soon
>>61470200It's the only big coin green
>>61470439>says Fed is injecting money>banks actually paid back more money than they borrowed>currently zero balance lentYeah I don’t think “injecting” is correct.
>>61470112rates are still near 5they need to buy a gargantuan amount
>>61470460Are you suggesting banks aren’t facing liquidity issues? Why are overnight rates jumping? Why is the SRF being tapped out now?Why is QE beginning again?Ask yourself. Why aren’t banks doing what a bank should normally do when they need liquidity (dollars). Just sell some assets on the other side of balance sheet. I’ll tell you why. What they have on the balance sheet is T-Bill, corporate bonds, and the like that if sold and marked to market. The banks would be revealed to be insolvent. Hence the Fed is stepping in and buying these bonds because the market won’t touch them at values well above their worth.
>>61470112Zoomers are completely fugged >>61470313Better start buying some assets
>>61470418dumping money from helicopters isn't inflationary
>>61470492To round out the point. “Not enough liquidity in the market” is code for. Our assets on our bank balance sheet are underwater severely or facing severe impairment. We can’t sell them into a falling market because if we all did there would be a sovereign bond panic. So you better buy this shit if you don’t want a bond crisis or a banking crisis because we are currently INSOLVENT
>>61470506Shut up Punjam. I’ve had too long a day to play Daddy Jeetcare.
>>61470492>are you suggesting banks aren’t facing liquidity issuesYes>why are overnight rates jumpingThey historically have, see pic. Volatility in overnight markets exists>why is SRF being tapped outTapped out? Buddy it’s barely at 10% of capacity. SRF is for the first time existing in a repo market that is not completely fucking flush with too many reserves>Why is QE beginning againIt’s not? Reserve management purchases are. Different concept with different goalshttps://www.newyorkfed.org/markets/opolicy/operating_policy_251210a>Why aren’t banks doing what a bank should normally do when they need liquidity (dollars). Just sell some assets on the other side of balance sheet.Because in a profitable lending environment you need reserves to make more profitable investments. >I’ll tell you why. What they have on the balance sheet is T-Bill, corporate bonds, and the like that if sold and marked to market. The banks would be revealed to be insolvent. Hence the Fed is stepping in and buying these bonds because the market won’t touch them at values well above their worth.Kek but this reduces reserves for the entity buying the bonds, it doesn’t generate new reserves Like I said, fake information spreading trying to make narratives
>>61470492>>61470509thank you, anon
>>61470506Youve attracted them with this talk of eating shit
>>61470509To round out my point, that’s logically incorrect. If asset values were deflated as well that would discourage repo volume as they are market to market to collateralize repo transactions.
>>61470432>At least 2026 will be the first year in decades the government actually tries to get the debt down.Fuck off with this shit, you gullible retard. I can't believe you people are STILL falling for it.
This has been growing & soon to add "Buy Now Pay Later" line. If you can t afford life you certainly finance one
PRESIDENT TRUMP SAYS FEDERAL RESERVE COULD HAVE "AT LEAST DOUBLED" LATEST INTEREST RATE CUT $38.3 trillion debt, $2 trilion deficit, "3% inflation." $25.4 trillion in T-bills issued out this year alone NOW! we have $40 billion a months of t-bills that will be PURCHASED w/printed money by the Fed that will be @ the cost of half trillion dollars for the next 12 months The US will likely see negative fed funds rate in late 2026 that will be presented as "great" & "fair for the United States" to bring back manufacturing to this country. Makes it more digestible w/the notion that the decision to take rates negative will help bring back US manufacturing & make it less costly…this is the kind of political framing they use The cost will be a bombastic amount of inflation coming to everyone's door step & in many forms. Negative rates + big deficits + supply constraints + weak dollar = Heavy Metals on a headlining tour around the world increase
>>61470325short term ,assets go up. but then stagnate. gold should hold its own but whats the point of gold going up 5x when a loaf of bread is going to cost 10x. people sre complaining about inflation now but just wait in 5-10 years when everything doubles in price. and wages stay the same. somethings gotta give. either no more rich elon musk. or we just stagnate, no more innovation, we just dismantle the givernment, no more sstandards, cops wont be pulling people over for not wearing seatbelts. you wont need to wear a helmet. no one gives a fuck it will be all about survival. high crime. head on a swivel. no relaxing, a pair of new shoes will be something to really be proud of. society wont collapse. but people will be less comfortable. we wont ever have anything like great depression,insta rekt, it will be more slow. more gentle. worst part is there really is no solutiion to any of this. just kicking the can further down the road. money is will now be used as a method of control. no more would it be looked at as freedom. money is enslavement.
>>61470593he is right, debt doesn't matter. usd will always be attractive as long as we have a great military. that's one of the only reasons i like trump administration, they are making the usa become more respected again. sadly doesn't look good for trump becuase he doesnt know how to do it the right way, he forgets to be likeable sometimes. but thats just the way it id, a good leader will have great support but also gresat opposition.
>>61470112Shrekmas
>>61470796crazy talk detached from reality
>>61470298Yeah funny you can just do that when you mint your own shitcoin at will and dump it on people. Usd is the original shitcoin
>>61470526Damage control kikes are already here kek>it's not? Typical beta redditor ending a statement with a question mark. Catty faggot.>it's different because... because it just is ok?
>>61470875That’s funny because it’s mostly the /r/pol Trump cock suckers who seem to be redditors.>it’s totally the same thing!!QE targets interest rates, reserve management purchases targets reserve amounts in the banking system, that is not the same thing at all. Sorry you need assistance figuring these things out
priced in
>>61470122>This won’t cause inflationYes. Just like last time.
>>61470298I be more worried about the auto loan delinquencies… that’s going to pop in 2026 and that will be either a bank failure or a bank bailout… feds got nothing to worry about. It’s the government that’s going to have to let the bank fail and ppl (creditors) lose their funds or bailout.. hyperinflation. It’s going to be a great year!
>>61470769President Trump demands the Federal Reserve make America's interest rates the LOWEST IN THE WORLD "We should have the lowest rates in the world! Without us, none of them EXIST as an economy!" He's about to light that fuse on this economy & inflation & will take 12 to 18 months to see the full on effect of this but depends on the amounts & how quickly negative rates come By the way Trump announced at the start of this video that they seized a large tanker on the cost of Venezuela. If you know the you know what going on here. Simply not enough heavy metals to get ahead of this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QEKpjaJ6kRE&t=1560s
>>61470298>If inflation flares up again, the Fed may have to turn around & raise rates sharply.YES, MOTHERFUCKER!THEY'LL RAISE RATES SHARPLY, SWIFTLY AND BIGLY JUST LIKE LAST TIME!GONE ARE THE DAYS OF RELUCTANCE AND CALLING THINGS "TRANSITORY">THIS>TIME>FOR>FUCKING>REALz
>>61470593>>61470875High IQ individuals, there are my people.>>61470775>>61470796Pic very much related Yosef
>>61470112>The Fed also said it will once again buy Treasury securities, with a $40 billion purchase on Friday. >The central bank anticipates purchases will “remain elevated for a few months” and then reduce from there. It said it will buy $40 billion on Friday alone and keep buying them for the next few months can you post actual sources instead of some retard who can't even get it right
i dont care about the economy or my fellow americans. someone is getting rich from this, how can i make sure im one of them?
>>61471034i hope you’re brown. if you’re white just understand you have goybrain from a lifetime of indoctrination
>>61471023ok> The Federal Reserve on Wednesday said it would imminently start buying short-dated government bonds to help manage market liquidity levels to ensure the central bank retains firm control over its interest rate target system.The technically oriented purchases will commence on Friday, the central bank said as part of the policy announcement associated with its latest Federal Open Market Committee meeting. When it begins buying, the initial round will total around $40 billion in Treasury bills per month.
>>61470893>QE targets interest rates, reserve management purchases targets reserve amounts in the banking systemCan you please explain where exactly the difference lies if both measures result in>debtor (US-govt) being alleviated of the burden of finding willing creditors on the open market?To my understanding, previous QE measures targeted interest rates insofar as there was the belief and expectation, that if there is a willing buyer (the Fed) with near limitless pockets and written will to invest those funds into certain pockets of duration... in turn the free market would then have to target other pockets of duration, increasing the appetite for these durations and hence commanding higher prices for these bonds (lower interest rates).Why would this mechanism not work if the Fed targets short duration? Where would investors and banks put those those funds they would've bought those T-bills and <3yr bodns with if not at different pockets of duration or even higher pockets of risk. Hence driving down the yields in those other pockets by increasing demand.All mechanisms in the end are a central bank directly financing the state.Can you please elaborate?
>>61470957>I be more worried about the auto loan delinquencies… that’s going to pop in 2026 and that will be either a bank failure or a bank bailout…Right after the commercial real estate bubble will burst in>2020>2021>2022>2023>2024>2025>2026>...hint:>previous bubbles do not burst any longer
>>61471071>Can you please explain where exactly the difference lies if both measures result in>debtor (US-govt) being alleviated of the burden of finding willing creditors on the open market?Sure, reserve management purchases doesn’t have the goal of that yeah, they have a goal of getting reserves into the banking system which requires purchasing bills not bonds due to the way banks lend on long term scales. >To my understanding, previous QE measures targeted interest rates insofar as there was the belief and expectation, that if there is a willing buyer (the Fed) with near limitless pockets and written will to invest those funds into certain pockets of duration... in turn the free market would then have to target other pockets of duration, increasing the appetite for these durations and hence commanding higher prices for these bonds (lower interest rates).That was a knock on effect sure, of the Fed targeting interest rates on the long end of the curve where mortgage lending occurs, 10+ year maturities>Why would this mechanism not work if the Fed targets short duration? Where would investors and banks put those those funds they would've bought those T-bills and <3yr bodns with if not at different pockets of duration or even higher pockets of risk. Hence driving down the yields in those other pockets by increasing demand.Why would that money move from low duration risk to high duration risk? That doesn’t make sense.>All mechanisms in the end are a central bank directly financing the state.reserves are required to extend debt to all entities, public and private>Can you please elaborate?Yeah, targeting long duration doesn’t equate to targeting reserve balances. Targeting rates = buying to target long term rate stability at certain levels, no matter how many excess reserves that creates. Reserve creation buying short term debt = targeting reserve levels in the system regardless of rates. Pretty easy stuff
in times like these, i think of wise magical negros like bobby mcfarrin:"don't worry, be happy"and the great bob marley:"don't worry about a thing, cause every little thing is gonna be alright"this is what i'm going to be doing during these hard times, and i find it a fair bit smarter than trying to play money games like the lot of if i do chuckle so to myself hermph hermph hermph
>>61470432Imagine believing the orange clowns lies
>>61471173>>61471071I think also maybe a reminder that average maturity for US bonds is still 5+ years, far away from money market levels
Y’know guys, I might buy in spring and secure a home for my family.. I was gonna hold off for a temporary crash to slurp up a cheapie property and land, but I’m worried about the alternative where assets just shoot through the roof.If things get kicked down the road we can end up renting out the house we buy after a year and we move to a state that has low taxes and a good budget like TN. Any New Jersey anons should get out sooner than later
Money is fake. The government can just declare that they are no longer using the currency, not pay the loans back, and command a new economy into existence.Not even gold is actually worth anything.Real units of value are>Manpower>Mining operations>Manufacturing facilities>Military power>Aerospace, defense, and logistics engineersWhats schlomo gonna do?
>>61470796Based. The USD is a military backed currency.
>>61470683>Debt delinquency : 4.5%LIES.>Nearly 1 in 4 student loan borrowers are delinquent, and that's just 'the tip of the iceberg'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6m50VcBzbxA > 60-day auto loan delinquencies hit all-time highhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZzeshb9mV4 https://www.youtube.com/shorts/QQW1e1i9zcE >How People Are Getting SUED For Their Credit Card DEBThttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-DMMziL2bc >Mortgage LATES EXPLODE | $2.98 Trillion DEBT Cataclysmhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4yG4vn7ypgk
>>61471173>Why would that money move from low duration risk to high duration risk?Why did money move to different pockets of duration and potentially different pockets of risk when the Fed was targeting longer durations?Why will it NOT move to different pockets of duration and potentially different pockets of risk when the Fed is targeting shorter durations?I fail to understand this.
I can't believe by 2030 the USD will be fucking dead
>>61471232>>Manpower>>Mining operations>>Manufacturing facilities>>Military power>>Aerospace, defense, and logistics engineersHey how do you pay for all that? People don't work for free fuckwit.
>>61470122>increasing money supply and velocity won't cause inflation.My dude that is what inflation is on a fundamentl level
>>61471299Because when you buy bonds you replace it with cash, that is implicitly a duration/risk off event. You’re thinking of QT maybe, where the fed takes cash and replaces it with duration.
>>61471339Name 3 insurance companies with private militariesName 3 banks with private militariesNo? None? Okay, so when the bank SAYS they "HAVE THE LEGAL RIGHT TO THIS PROPERTY, GOY!" who is actually going to enforce that if the government is addressing a crisis by force? When the insurance company says "OUR BUSINESS IS OUR HUMAN RIGHT, THIS IS CALLED CAPITALISM, LIBERTY, NATURAL FUCKING RIGHTS!", how are they going to enforce that, if the government enacts single payer healthcare and recruits the insurance company's remaining valuable assets?This is how nations ACTUALLY work. The economy as you know it is an elaborate non-aggression contract. People get paid in "credits" that represent shelter, food, luxury allowance, etc from the people currently enforcing the contract, under terms that no one takes anyone elses stuff. If the contract no longer functions, a nation is not obligated to wallow in poverty as if there is an ethical duty to respecting the value of currency and how it can be related to "liberty". Unpopular people have their assets seized. A new contract is issued. Foreign assets are then acquired in a war, and then sold internationally to stabilize the new currency, as central planning bolsters manufacturing and exports... first for the war effort, and then ongoing, for foreign money, re-entering the global market.The ledger you know can simply be invalidated with the shot of a gun.The philosophies people argue about are not truths, they are potential contracts, and no cries of inconsistency and hypocrisy can stop BLOOD AND STEEL from altering their terms as the strong see fit.
>>61471420>Because when you buy bonds you replace it with cash, that is implicitly a duration/risk off event.So T-bills, as opposed to bonds, are paid with NOTcash?
>>61471442Tbills are closer to cash, hence the lower duration risk, this is the entire idea behind overnight lending is you quantify the lowest possible risk that isn’t cash
>>61470509So they should sell house that they hoard since COVID hoax.
>>61470112long euros then? already starting to stack sliver btw.
FED Announces Emergency Liquidity For The Bankshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QKuG40EdZI
>>61471450thanks for the real lesson in this thread instead of sensationalist kvetching
>>61471080Yea but caravana is going to crash so they need something on the news to make it so… you think you got me but you don’t understand why I said it… it’s valued at 90 billion and worth 4… they need an excuse… your not paying attention anon….
>>61470122>printing money to buy your own debt doesn't cause inflationBoys I think we found the new Keynes.
ok I think its high time to buy gold.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cRHOdetZPmw
>>61471439The man who controls the nukes really owns everything
>>61470338Actually they can print since the dollar is no longer backed by anything material, the US Government is pretty much no different than the average scammer crypto dev team
We've lost him completely. TRUMP: DON'T SEE WHY WE CAN'T HAVE 20%, 25% GDP GROWTH (10%+ GDP = only seen in developing economies or after total economic collapse) *TRUMP SAYS MARKET SHOULD CONTINUNE TO GO UP WITH GREAT RESULTS in order to reach even 8% GDP it would take massive population expansion or a complete collapse the year before (so percentage jump looks huge which could actually be what he is doing but still out of the question to reach 25% even then The U.S. achieved strong GDP growth only because of massive fiscal deficits, consumer credit expansion, pandemic savings drawdown, govt spending & industrial subsidies Much of that growth was debt-fueled. Without it, growth would have been closer to 1–2%. Are we all catching on yet ? Don't answer that.
money printer go brrr
>>61474306we're 100% having some kind of global military conflict in the very near future
FED'S BOSTIC: I THINK WE WON'T BE BACK TO 2% INFLATION TARGET UNTIL 2026. this was stated on 4-3-2024 by Bostic, 20 months later they ABANDON is 2% inflation target totally & completely w/$40 billion monthly buying of t-bills = $480B in 12 months "The money supply PERMANENTLY EXPANDED, and that money is circulating and diffusing itself throughout the economy over time, elevating prices along the way" This right here is COMING BACK The Fed has engaged in LARGE-SCALE ASSET purchases in 11 of the 16 yrs since the financial crisis US insolvency ration is Gross divided by Tax Receipts, currently 25% & likely to be 30% by the end of NEXT YEAR. Highest since 1984 & once we get above 30% the US will began to have serious issues. The plan likely is "We now introduce negative rates in the US to make it a more "fair & even" economic playing field & this will help bring back manufacturing" This is how it will be explained to uninitiated folks
>>61470112>dumps
>>61470122This is literally inflation
>>61470112This just sounds like cryptocurrency is going to win in the end.
Property Insurance rates have risen +70% on average over past 5 years. That's 14% EVERY YEAR increase I would spect that 14% yearly increase to almost double by the start to middle of 2027. Understand that the govt currently is taking in ~$1 trillion dollars in property tax revenue with $35 trillion of home equity currently. Once the new Fed Chair hits the desk he will print, print, print & watch how quickly the Fed balance sheet reaches $10 trillion. Last time it took 20 months for the Fed to reach $8.9 trillion from $4.8 trillion but this time it will likely only take 14 to 16 months to reach $10 trillion balance sheet We have to stop the money printing otherwise this Govt is specifically ONLY serving the wealthy & what comes form that I think we ALL KNOW (not good) There has to be a level of honesty soon & if you where watching CNBC yesterday "Fast Time" w/Melissa Lee there was a moment where panel said "we aren't supposed to talk about repos on TV"
>>61477475This, but silverand platinum, aka "God's money"
>>61470112The problem is that it's not enough money. It's a fraction of what is required to keep a bull market pumping at these levels. And that's okay. Just buy at the bottom of the bear market. Real QE will come back next year.
The U.S. Treasury has a huge problem nobody’s talking about…They will soon, the solution will be to print for the $9 trillion of maturing debt. Remember that this YEAR so far the Treasury has issued out $25.4 trillion in t-bills‼ = Inflation has NOW BECOME the "mandate" by the Fed/Govt. in order to facilitate the debt issuance spending Look at this chart. That massive blue spike? That’s trillions in U.S. debt coming due in 2026. Not 2030. Not 2040. 2026. All that debt was issued when rates were near zero. Now it has to be refinanced at much higher rates. In plain terms: The U.S. borrowed cheap. That cheap debt now turns expensive. Interest costs are about to skyrocket. Something’s got to give—markets, taxes, spending, or the dollar. This kind of debt problem doesn’t hit right away… but when it does, it hits everything: stocks, bonds, housing, crypto. No market is safe. Pay attention, it will get wild
TRUMP ON VENEZUELA: IT'S GOING TO BE STARTING ON LAND PRETTY SOON Everything All At Once - 2026
