BS it’s totally QE.
Just a different version of it. So now the Fed buys t-bills instead of all treasuries.
This is literally a Ponzi scheme. I don’t understand why the bond market allows this to happen without taking long end rates higher.
What a complete sham. https://t.co/ygH5hY6ipv
— QE Infinity (@StealthQE4) December 10, 2025
Rate cuts, T-bill purchases, dissenting voices the Fed isn’t easing for headlines, it’s quietly managing fragility. The crowd sees 25bps and $40B. I see a system signaling its limits. Powell isn’t stopping for convenience he’s testing how much risk the market can carry before…
— Xavier Prince (@Xavierprince) December 10, 2025
The fact that the FED is buying again, while inflation is stuck and then says that they aren't planning to cut in 2026 is a complete mixed bag of problems. The repurchases are to simply help the banking sector not the market. And they know inflation is stuck and shouldn't be…
— Leveraged Leaders (@simple_setups) December 10, 2025
Grok: Powell’s referring to the Fed expanding its balance sheet by buying assets (like Treasuries) to boost bank reserves and liquidity. Baseline: $20-25B/month for “ample” reserves. Currently at $40B to tackle short-term strains and April tax outflows.
Implications: Supports economic stability, could lift markets/stocks, but may fuel inflation or delay rate hikes if prolonged.
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— Drunk Dividends 🥂 Small Biz & Finance (@DrunkDividends) December 10, 2025