FED LIQUIDITY ALERT — READ BETWEEN THE LINES
The Fed injected $6 billion into Treasury bills at 9:00 AM today, and this wasn’t a one-off operation.
So far this month, more than $40 billion in T-bill purchases have gone through. The balance sheet is expanding — just without the QE label. Short-term liquidity is being funneled straight into money markets, quietly easing financial conditions.
Let’s be clear about what this means.
This isn’t random market maintenance. It’s deliberate policy support.
When liquidity starts to return, risk assets don’t wait for explanations — they respond. Historically, these injections show up in price action before momentum becomes obvious, not after.
This is why experienced players track liquidity first and price second. Capital rotation usually follows the money trail, not the headlines.
Watch closely where funds begin to flow next.
Liquidity is speaking. The real question is who’s paying attention.
