Treasury report Q2, 2024 the Treasury increased from $201,252,368 as of March 31st 2024 to $235,350,991 as of June 30th 2024 This represents an increase of 16.94% compared to the previous quarter. Full report below https://lnkd.in/eUpFHVsg
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30 year treasury TYX [It is time to conduct some analysis about TYX since it involves the discount model in equity and everything else. Relative to the high yields, equity, especially small caps as I claimed a few days ago, is very cheap.] We need to see the next turn in the indicator to have a higher yield. The general upward trend appears broken. Any higher yield will provide a good entry point into long bonds for long term investors. The demand for treasury bonds will be enormous. See how much M2 is now (2023-10-02: M2=20,705.1 bn, St. Louis FRED). As yields move up, the opportunity cost of holding money in M2 will be higher (the only compatible part in M2 will be the assets in individual money market but what happens to those in M1=$18,171.4 Bn, Sep 2023). In a normal case, M2 is way higher than M1. For example, June 2000, M1=1,103 Bn while M2=4,778 Bn. The current ratio of M1/M2 is far from normal. The amount of money in M1 must go somewhere, either equity or bonds or bitcoins or gold, whatever. In 2024, everything else but cash is cheap. Holding in M1 in 2024 will be the most expensive assets. [Now you knew how Bill Ackman made his fortune by shorting bonds in the last two years. It was a one way street uphill in yields. The downhill will be less smooth since prices will need to move up gradually (always like that). After all, learning economics is not about making money so it is ok if we make a mistake.] #TreasuryBond #TYX, #M1 #M2 #RutgersCamden
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Cloudbanks By Thomas N. Bulkowski Want to double your money? Invest in cloudbank chart patterns and you just might. During the 30 years I have spent investing in or trading the markets, I have discovered many chart patterns, including pipes, horns, and barrs. Here’s another, which I call the cloudbank pattern. Investing in cloud-banks gives you the opportunity to make a lot of money if you are patient and price rises back into the clouds. IDENTIFICATION GUIDELINES Figure 1 shows an idealized example of a cloudbank chart pattern. It begins with price moving horizontally for several years, but the duration can vary from pattern to pattern. The shortest length in my study was five months and the longest was almost 17 years, with the average duration being 2.75 years. The cloudbank is nothing more than a ceiling of overhead resistance. Read more: https://lnkd.in/evECbZnp
Cloudbanks By Thomas N. Bulkowski Want to double your money? Invest in cloudbank chart patterns and you just might. During the 30 years I have spent investing in or trading the markets, I have discovered many chart patterns, including pipes, horns, and barrs. Here’s another, which I call the cloudbank pattern. Investing in cloud-banks gives you the opportunity to make a lot of money if you are patient and price rises back into the clouds. IDENTIFICATION GUIDELINES Figure 1 shows an idealized example of a cloudbank chart pattern. It begins with price moving horizontally for several years, but the duration can vary from pattern to pattern. The shortest length in my study was five months and the longest was almost 17 years, with the average duration being 2.75 years. The cloudbank is nothing more than a ceiling of overhead resistance. Read more: https://sacredtraders.com/cloudbanks-by-thomas-n-bulkowski/
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A short description of funds M0 > M4: 1. **M0 Fund:** This typically refers to the monetary base or narrow money supply, which includes physical currency (coins and notes) in circulation, as well as commercial bank reserves held by the central bank. It represents the most liquid form of money in an economy. 2. **M1 Fund:** This includes M0 plus demand deposits, which are funds held in checking accounts and other demand deposit accounts that can be accessed quickly and easily to make payments. 3. **M2 Fund:** This encompasses M1 plus savings deposits, time deposits (e.g., certificates of deposit), and money market mutual funds. It represents a broader measure of money supply that includes both liquid and less liquid assets. 4. **M3 Fund:** This extends M2 to include larger time deposits, institutional money market funds, and other larger liquid assets. It provides a more comprehensive view of the money supply available in an economy. 5. **M4 Fund:** In some cases, M4 refers to M3 plus all private sector deposits held by financial institutions, excluding the central bank. It represents the broadest measure of money supply and includes a wide range of financial assets held by households and businesses. These definitions may vary slightly depending on the specific context and country, but they generally represent different measures of the money supply within an economy.
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As new liquidity requirements for high-interest savings account ETFs take effect, a combination of lower rates offered from deposit-taking banks and changes to what the ETFs hold are affecting yields on the popular products.
HISA ETFs adjust to new era as OSFI liquidity rules take effect
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As new liquidity requirements for high-interest savings account ETFs take effect, a combination of lower rates offered from deposit-taking banks and changes to what the ETFs hold are affecting yields on the popular products.
HISA ETFs adjust to new era as OSFI liquidity rules take effect | Advisor.ca
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Be aware of the Ides of March…"Liquidity could start to show some cracks as funding needs continue to grow," “A Fed lending facility that was put in place after the regional banking crisis last year will expire on March 11.” “At the same time, the demand for cash is likely to increase, with the issuance of massive quantities of U.S. government debt and quarterly tax payments due on March 15 and annual payments due on April 15.” “In addition, a move in May toward faster settlement of trades could increase demand for short-term funding as firms that are not fully prepared to make the transition would need more overnight financing.” “All this is happening as the Fed has been steadily draining cash from the financial system by offloading bonds from its balance sheet, unwinding its pandemic-era support to the economy.” https://lnkd.in/gcRkMyhY
In the Market: Repo market may throw a fit, spur Fed to action
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Good news for some Canadian asset managers One of the biggest challenges in moving to T+1 was not just the systems and process changes, but mismatches. That is, mismatches between securities (including funds) settling on T+1 and those still settling on T+2 or longer, between currencies that settle on T+2 when the securities they relate to are now T+1, and between western time zones and Asia-Pacific ones. All of these impediments are worsened by mismatched holidays, leading to the delights of what is known as holiday processing. The Ontario Securities Commission granted three-year exemptions to allow an increase in borrowing from the current 5% of assets limit to 10%. Needless to say, conditions apply. While this applies to 12 applicants, it's reasonable to assume that others will request similar exemptions, if nothing else than as a precaution in the case of volatility. Better safe than sorry. https://lnkd.in/gUr3mmuF #T1 #Tplus1 #ShortenedSettlementCycle
Funds get added liquidity cushion amid shift to T+1
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What is CASH.to? The CASH ETF is listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange and aims to maximize monthly returns by investing in high interest deposit accounts with Canadian banks. It is important to add ".to" to differentiate it from other CASH tickers on other exchanges when searching for information. Learn here how it works. https://lnkd.in/gisUYmyM
What is CASH.to? - Money We Have
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🚨 Always Confirm Context of Data🚨 M1 Money Supply False Insight - "80% of the US's currency was printed in the last few years" M1 Money Supply Truth - "As of May 2020, the old M1 would have had a value of around $5 trillion. The new M1 has a value of $16 trillion, a substantial increase and a clear break in the time series" (definition changed to include Savings rendering prior data out of line) The best data insight pros go a few steps further than the rest - it is really that simple https://lnkd.in/gxVraEjF
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