Banks reducing reliance on Federal Reserve support could signal looming instability, especially if they are doing so prematurely or without sufficient reserves. Such a move might suggest internal liquidity challenges or shifts in market confidence. If broader economic conditions or credit markets weaken simultaneously, this reduced safety net could heighten the risk of collapse.
this is my quant pic.twitter.com/4cSJolBDSo
— Conks (@conksresearch) November 16, 2024
⚫ Japanese investors sold a RECORD $61.9 billion in U.S. securities in Q3 2024.
⚫ Chinese funds offloaded $51.3 billion, the second-largest amount ever recorded.
Nobody should sleep on this.
I can assure you the Federal Reserve is watching this closely.
— Gold Telegraph ⚡ (@GoldTelegraph_) November 19, 2024
'Record numbers of US executives are selling shares in their companies. The ratio of insider sales-to-insider buys has hit a record high for any quarter in two decades.' https://t.co/w74DWELBIA pic.twitter.com/xBxVbrlRcK
— Jesse Felder (@jessefelder) November 19, 2024
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