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It’s as if the Fed did two 0.25% rate increases over the last two months:The Treasury yields making new 2021 highs today:2s3s5s7s pic.twitter.com/EUgvwtQBLV— Brian Chappatta (@BChappatta) November 22, 2021 MMT 101: “all prices are a function of what the government allows their banks to lend against things”; so it’s as if the Fed has delegated authority to the member institutions to increase the short term risk free rate by 0.5%So now of course the NPVs of the banks govt bond assets are falling and resulting in regulatory capital deficiency (C=A-L):JPMORGAN, GOLDMAN SACHS TOLD TO BOOST CAPITAL BUFFERS - WSJ— *Walter Bloomberg (@DeItaone) November 23, 2021 So you Art Degree lefties big “neoliberal conspiracy!” continues apace where these crafty geniuses lend munnie to monetarist moron

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It’s as if the Fed did two 0.25% rate increases over the last two months:



MMT 101: “all prices are a function of what the government allows their banks to lend against things”; so it’s as if the Fed has delegated authority to the member institutions to increase the short term risk free rate by 0.5%

So now of course the NPVs of the banks govt bond assets are falling and resulting in regulatory capital deficiency (C=A-L):



So you Art Degree lefties big “neoliberal conspiracy!” continues apace where these crafty geniuses lend munnie to monetarist moron inflationista asshole speculators to sell the bonds at lower prices to make a few pennies on interest in the quarter which reduces the value of  their regulatory required govt security assets by $10Bs and requires them to raise even more capital to dilute themselves even more…

Yes these crafty “neoliberals!” are really geniuses and getting over on us again everyday!  ?





Mike Norman
Mike Norman is an economist and veteran trader whose career has spanned over 30 years on Wall Street. He is a former member and trader on the CME, NYMEX, COMEX and NYFE and he managed money for one of the largest hedge funds and ran a prop trading desk for Credit Suisse.

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