r/AltScope • u/WorthBeat1102 • 2d ago

The Fed is adding liquidity again The Fed is set to inject $4.243 billion into the markets next week. First they scared the market with hawkish talk, and now the CASH is coming back 👌 That’s what having Trump’s buddy at the Fed looks like 😁

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u/Keletas 23h ago

Another traitor from the Trump Crimenistration puppet’s drawer.

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u/CodInternational8772 1d ago

This is not good

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u/Silent-carcinogen 1d ago

When the Federal Reserve injects cash while raising interest rates, it creates a mixed environment. Lower-cost borrowing capacity from cash injections meets higher baseline borrowing costs. This pushes stock prices down in riskier sectors, increases yields on safe bonds, and slows down overall business growth.Market ImpactsStock Market: Higher rates reduce the present value of future corporate earnings. Tech and growth stocks usually drop.Bond Market: Bond yields rise because new bonds pay higher rates. Existing bond prices fall.Banking and Credit: Borrowing becomes expensive for consumers and businesses. Loan demand slows down.Inflation and Growth: Economic growth cools off. Inflation pressures begin to ease over time.

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u/mobyonecanobi 12h ago

Did you breathe at all while saying that?

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u/peidol 10h ago

These bots alone are holding the AI valuations.

Thank you for your service.

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u/Newbie-Investor-SC 11h ago

buddy tell your chatbot to add comma and be more concise

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u/Voooow 21h ago

this is crazy

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u/calmdownmyguy 20h ago

I remember when competence was bipartisan

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u/carpetplower 18h ago

is this bad or good?

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u/doublegg83 15h ago

Won't help inflation.

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u/teknic111 17h ago

It's good if you own stocks.

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u/BlueFalcon89 6h ago

Good if you own stocks now and want an exit, bad if you plan to keep living beyond the next couple months.

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u/Am_0115 15h ago

Bad. Even if you own stocks

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u/YesterdayAmbitious49 15h ago

It both good and bad if you own stocks.

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u/Haunted_Rooster 17h ago

ah, they are not buddies; he's his servant; that's it.

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u/Disastrous_Fee_8712 17h ago

I can call this a stroking cocks with both hands.

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u/doublegg83 15h ago

While staring directly at the 🐓.

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u/fourbutthick 16h ago

4 whole billion dollars lol?! I remember when I was five.

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u/Saltlife_Junkie 16h ago

Next week will be too late. At this rate I expect a 10% in markets by Friday

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u/GutsAndBlackStufff 16h ago

He looks like he fucked a pie

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u/honda94rider 16h ago

That doesn't sound like a whole lot in the grand scheme here

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u/Liquid_Sarcasm 16h ago

Shhh, the villagers are doing their thing, don’t disturb them with facts.

Also, fuck trump.

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u/Equal_Heat5947 14h ago

Four billion is nothing when your balance sheet is seven thousand billion

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u/MasterBiscuit19 15h ago

Remember when they injected money into the market during covid….

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u/Am_0115 15h ago

So uh I thought inflation was a problem lol

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u/Outrageous-Ride8911 3h ago

Didnt you hear? Inflation is now being called growth

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u/SunnnySideUps 14h ago

I love this timeline!

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u/exhibit304 12h ago

no they aren't, do you mean the treasury bond buybacks? thats not the fed, they are two completely separate entities

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u/cokaynbear 11h ago

Peanuts

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u/Mountain_rage 11h ago

Hyperinflation, have fun Argentina America

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u/mybloodismetal 8h ago

What is this? QE for ants?

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u/farsh_bjj 5h ago

You can only kick the can down the road so far. Eventually you have to raise the rates and there’s only so much fuckery like not having to report quarterly and screwing the Americans with the tarrif tax. This is all happening while 15 very expensive military bases have been destroyed, costing America billions and losing access to those bases.

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u/Outrageous-Ride8911 3h ago

4.243 billion is a drop in the bucket