Helicopter Money

“We are looking at sending checks to Americans IMMEDIATELY. .. Now, and I mean now. In the next two weeks.” - US Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin 

The End Game

The Federal Reserve has cut interest rates to near 0% and is printing $700 billion over coming months to buy treasuries and mortgages. 

QE Infinity

The Open Market Trading Desk (the Desk) at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York: “The first such purchases will begin tomorrow, March 13, 2020. Today, March 12, 2020, the Desk will offer $500 billion in a three-month repo operation at 1:30 pm ET that will settle on March 13, 2020. Tomorrow, the Desk will further offer $500 billion in a three-month repo operation and $500 billion in a one-month repo operation for same day settlement.”

Limit Down

Oil, Stocks, and Interest Rates are all lower. 
Stocks opened up and were stopped out down more than 7% after futures were halted overnight at a loss of 5%.

Pump It Up!

“In light of these risks and in support of achieving its maximum employment and price stability goals, the Federal Open Market Committee decided today to lower the target range for the federal funds rate by 1/2 percentage point, to 1 to 1‑1/4 percent.“ FOMC 3/3/2020

Pumping Money Into the Economy

“Other Central Banks are much more aggressive. The U.S. should have, for all of the right reasons, the lowest Rate.” -President Trump

“We will use our tools and act as appropriate to support the economy.“ -Chairman Powell.

Fear Trades

Fear trades are starting to be profitable. Once bond holders realize that their paper profits will be inflated away by central banks, then gold will see record highs in all currencies.

More Printing

“Putting it in context, the total credit injection of more than 5 trillion yuan, or roughly $725 billion, in one month, was the single biggest on record.”

Signaling Tighter Fed Liquidity

“[…] go short credit & stocks when new lows in bond yields & US$ appreciation becomes disorderly bearish signaling tighter Fed liquidity & sparking recession/default fears.”

-Bank of America CIO Michael Hartnett