WTF Chart Of The Day: "Holy $340 Billion In Quarter-End Window Dressing, Batman"

[BigJon3475]

Originally Posted by CDusr

I just posted some links discussing reverse repo. I have also discussed repo before.

A repo run was what triggered the bubbles popping. Repo markets are very important.

Do you not think knowing what is occurring in the financial markets is important?

I think the Fed thinks having that tool is important. I wanted to know what you think about it. Posting a link to zerohedge doesn't do that. I know what their predictions are. Tomorrow the planet will stop spinning and fly into a black-hole.

[greywar]

Originally Posted by BigJon3475

I think the Fed thinks having that tool is important. I wanted to know what you think about it. Posting a link to zerohedge doesn't do that. I know what their predictions are. Tomorrow the planet will stop spinning and fly into a black-hole.

Actually technically speaking we would be pulled into it.

[CDusr]

Originally Posted by BigJon3475

I think the Fed thinks having that tool is important. I wanted to know what you think about it. Posting a link to zerohedge doesn't do that. I know what their predictions are. Tomorrow the planet will stop spinning and fly into a black-hole.

I just told you what I think and answered your question. I posted articles that elaborate on what it's functions are supposed to be. What the effects are going to be are yet to be seen, since it hasn't been around long.

Your assessment of the articles w/o reading them makes no sense to me. I did not read in those articles what you are describing. There is also a bloomberg and wall street journal article, as well.

[CDusr]

Originally Posted by greywar

So really the rapid rise could also be ascribed to the fact that they expanded the counterparties that could use it. But looking at it, it appears that it could be used to hide a large array of badly performing companies....

Remember, what came out only because of the london whale deal.

There is more on that deal that has come out, but this article is worth a read imo.

A Record $2 Trillion In Deposits Over Loans - The Fed's Indirect Market Propping Pathway Exposed