What if the the spike in the usage of the reverse repo is actually a sign that the US #economy is reaching ‘debt saturation’?

What if the the spike in the usage of the reverse repo is actually a sign that the US #economy is reaching 'debt saturation'?

This would effectively spell the end of QE. 🥶🥶@kansikas_lauri @bondstrategist @farrisbaba @DiMartinoBooth @KellyCNBC #Fed https://t.co/ixbhIYTT0x

— Tuomas Malinen (@mtmalinen) May 29, 2021

The Fed has been aggressively buying MBS (mortgage backed securities). Another clear example of how artificially pumping liquidity in an assets creates bubbles and issues down the line. This is not healthy 👇 pic.twitter.com/NAf9Gjsw57

— Menthor Q (@MenthorQpro) May 29, 2021

https://twitter.com/ThinkTankCharts/status/1398961376513740803

It seems like yesterday we were told that the virtual economy was the wave of the future. When that crashed, the supercharged post-pandemic economy narrative took over.

There is no story they won't believe. pic.twitter.com/tuzmaDdG2f

— Mac10 (@SuburbanDrone) May 29, 2021

Just to put things into perspective: Dax has at ATH, but if you put index in relation to #ECB's balance sheet, it trading at the same level as in 2011 or in 2008/2009, so equities have traded sideways since 2008, counteracting ECB balance sheet expansion & fiat money debasement. pic.twitter.com/bjrlhWBueX

— Holger Zschaepitz (@Schuldensuehner) May 29, 2021

Call for protection on Covid loan debts as the bounce-back payback begins https://t.co/czpYTCkeTo

— Guardian Money (@guardianmoney) May 29, 2021

Amerizuela is coming https://t.co/pVYniGGhOs

— Alessio (@AlessioTMAD) May 30, 2021

We've never had it so good: Global stocks have gained $2.2tn in mkt cap this week on the back of a robust pace of econ recovery and easing inflation fears. Global stocks now worth $115tn, the highest value in history, and equal to a whopping 131% of global GDP. pic.twitter.com/IrIXB8qUih

— Holger Zschaepitz (@Schuldensuehner) May 30, 2021