Mark talks about the Fed's Reverse Repo Operations, which explain the conundrum of the Fed's "tight" monetary policy and new record highs in the stock market. It turns out that the Fed is not a bunch of "tightwads" after all, but has served up a nearly $2 trillion monetary injection since the bond market cratered last year.

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Mark talks about the Fed's Reverse Repo Operations, which explain the conundrum of the Fed's "tight" monetary policy and new record highs in the stock market.{ai:summary}The Fed's "tight" monetary policy and record highs in the stock market are explained by the Reverse Repo Operations, revealing a $2 trillion injection in the wake of the bond market crash. #economy

Tightwads at the Fed

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