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🚨🚨 Here’s what most people completely overlook 🔥📢
When QT ends, the Fed stops pulling liquidity out of the system.
That doesn’t mean stimulus yet — but it does mean markets are no longer pushing against a liquidity drag. 📢
Historically, when the Fed shifts from tightening to neutral, two things usually happen: 🤔📢
1️⃣ Downside pressure eases — risk assets stop getting quietly choked by liquidity runoff.
2️⃣ The next major move depends entirely on whether the Fed begins adding liquidity afterward.
Even small reserve injections trigger quick market reactions.
This cycle isn’t shaping up like 2020; it’s more like a slow drip that reduces stress, stabilizes funding markets, and gradually prepares the ground for the next policy pivot. 📢
If full QE eventually arrives — real, large-scale bond buying — that’s historically when markets move from “steady climb” to “parabolic acceleration.”
So for now: 📢
QT ending removes the headwind. 🔥
Potential QE becomes the future tailwind. 🔥