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Interest Transfer vs S&P earnings

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Cumulative TTM earnings for the entire S&P 500 about .5T … Fed transferring 5% IOR on T Reserve Balances to Depositories = 0B annual… Treasury in transition process of paying 5% on T public debt to USD savers in Treasury Securities Accounts = (eventually) .25T annual….Collectively these two are in process of providing approximately additional amount of annual free munnie equivalent to what a year of blood sweat and tears shed by all of the millions of people working at the S&Ps are earning…And the Art Degree morons are trying to tell us this is supposed to be bearish? 🤔

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Cumulative TTM earnings for the entire S&P 500 about $1.5T … Fed transferring 5% IOR on $3T Reserve Balances to Depositories = $150B annual… Treasury in transition process of paying 5% on $25T public debt to USD savers in Treasury Securities Accounts = (eventually) $1.25T annual….

Collectively these two are in process of providing approximately additional amount of annual free munnie equivalent to what a year of blood sweat and tears shed by all of the millions of people working at the S&Ps are earning…

And the Art Degree morons are trying to tell us this is supposed to be bearish? 🤔


Interest Transfer vs S&P earnings





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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