g8
发帖数: 3784 | 1 是2009年以来FED尝试从市场抽出流动性以来最大的一次 | g8
发帖数: 3784 | 2 FYI
* The Fed uses repurchase agreements, also called "RPs" or "repos", to
make collateralized loans to primary dealers. In a reverse repo or “RRP”,
the Fed borrows money from primary dealers. The typical term of these
operations is overnight, but the Fed can conduct these operations with terms
out to 65 business days.
* The Fed uses these two types of transactions to offset temporary
swings in bank reserves; a repo temporarily adds reserve balances to the
banking system, while reverse repos temporarily drains balances from the
system.
* Repos and reverse repos are conducted with primary dealers via auction
. In a repo, dealers bid on borrowing money versus various types of general
collateral. In a reverse repo, dealers offer interest rates at which they
would lend money to the Fed versus the Fed’s Treasury general collateral,
typically Treasury bills. | q*********u
发帖数: 9501 | | g8
发帖数: 3784 | | S******g
发帖数: 1006 | 5 en. Fed在减少money supply. 刚从课上学来的。 | q*********u
发帖数: 9501 | 6 如果你能开个贴给大家说说FED，增加或减少Money的方法，这个话题感兴趣的人会很多！
【在 S******g 的大作中提到】
: en. Fed在减少money supply. 刚从课上学来的。
| c***m
发帖数: 2630 | 7 I highly doubt it. here is the related news today:
This is the most important chart related to the financial system today:
This is a chart of the US monetary base. In simple terms, it charts how much
money the Fed has pumped into the system (at least that it admits). So it’
s a kind of visual of the Fed hitting the PANIC button: when the monetary
base explodes higher, the Fed is FREAKING out.
You'll note that during the Financial Crisis the Fed didn't do much until
the autumn of 2008 when it pumped nearly $1 trillion into the system. Think
about that, the Fed didn’t go nuts pumping money until the stuff REALLY hit
the fan.
You'll also note that there's only one other time when the monetary base
went absolutely vertical: TODAY.
Indeed, the Fed has pumped nearly $500 billion into the system since the
start of 2011. Don't even try to tell me this is QE 2. If it was then the
monetary base should have spiked in late 2010, NOT in 2011.
No, this is the Fed FREAKING OUT about the financial system again. And it's
a freak out on par with 2008.
So if you think that all is well "behind the scenes" you're in for a rude
surprise. Something BIG is going down and I think it’s this:
This is the 31-year weekly chart of the 30-Year Treasury. As you can see,
since 1988, the 30-Year has respected the above trendline. Every time we
touched up against it, the 30-Year bounced hard and continued its long-term
bull market.
The last time we nearly took out this line? The very beginning of 2011:
Remember, the interest-rate based derivatives market in the US is $196
TRILLION. If the Fed lets interest rates get out of hand, then the entire
system breaks down even worse than it did in 2008: 2008’s crisis was
triggered by the credit defaults swap market which was just $50-60 trillion
in size (less than 1/3 of the interest rate based derivatives market).
Small wonder the Fed is going nuts pumping $500 billion into the system in
the last three months alone. After all, once the Fed loses control of
interest rates (and it will) we’re going to see a market 4-5X bigger than
the credit default swap market implode.
Are you prepared?
Graham Summers
【在 S******g 的大作中提到】
: en. Fed在减少money supply. 刚从课上学来的。
| c***m
发帖数: 2630 | | S******g
发帖数: 1006 | 9 Hehe,简单说两句吧，现学现卖。fed通过open market operations比如买卖government
securities和别的方式调节
money supply.这个文章讲lenders lend money to fed, 这样currency in
circulation 就减少了。fed达到了减少money
supply的目的。
多！
【在 q*********u 的大作中提到】
: 如果你能开个贴给大家说说FED，增加或减少Money的方法，这个话题感兴趣的人会很多！
| S******g
发帖数: 1006 | 10 牛人，我昨天刚考完finance500感觉轻松点现在看到monetary base什么的觉得很痛苦
你的冬冬我没大看懂。 Fed6，7月份要加息了。 这一系列举措不都是要减少money
supply么。
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