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They are adding liquidity to a variety of markets to keep them from locking up. Specifically, as a market participant and the counterparty to debt offerings. How would you phrase it?

What will be the result of the unlimited Fed money printing?

Let's not forget the political side of all this. Is Biden's America going to be an economic disaster?

Where did you get this chart?

No announcement... nothing on their Twitter page... weird. If the servers are down at least have the stones to announce it, so Users don't go crazy wondering what's wrong.

Anyone else? I can't log in to any accounts, and can't reach the Web site. I also checked here: www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com And it says everyone. Same for you?

Great chart, thank you.

If you believe it--the CPI will often pull things out if it skews the numbers in a way that they don't like. To believe the CPI you really have to look at what composes it.

Yes... counterintuitive. This is a result of the "artificial" liquidity (as my friend and I like to call it) in the system, with more being added every day--liquidity injected by the Fed et alia. In a free market, current price moves would be irrational, bizarre... almost insane, but they...

What's the best inflation play(s) in today's market? Traditionally it's been gold, or seven silver, but spot price doesn't really make sense now. Physical gold is demanding a premium of $200+ over spot, and I can't help but wonder if it's being manipulated. Commodity futures (copper, coffee)...

Perhaps market reaction to inflation, and/or fears thereof, are commencing sooner than I thought. Based on Powell's presentation yesterday, I was thinking we'll ride the wave until 2022. Given the spectacular amount of liquidity with which they flooded the system, it HAS to happen. Perhaps the...

Inflation will hit at some point, so gold and metals. It might be a bit premature now, but 2022 looks like an inflationary year.

Is the total amount of money, across all markets, created by the Fed public information? How much money has the Fed pumped into the markets since Corona started?

Lies. Damned lies. Statistics.

https://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/commercialpaper.asp

I don't see anything on the retail brokers, like Etrade, Ameritrade, IB, et alia. Where can a retail guy buy commercial paper?

Is there an ETF I can buy?

..to trade $GME and weed stocks.

Does it not stand to reason that many will buy a new iPhone with their stimulus check? Would you agree that AAPL is the greatest beneficiary of the stimulus?

Do you diversify your portfolio? In other words, do you spread your assets across multiple brokers; say, 1M in IB, 1M in Schwab, and 1M in Fidelity? Do I have reason to be nervous about having all your assets with one broker? On a side note, are cash accounts with a broker FDIC insured?