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First $2.17 Billion POMO Closes: Fed Frontrunning Success Rate: 93%
The first POMO of the day has closed and Brian Sack has just monetized $2.170 billion of bonds maturing between 2/15/2021 and 11/15/2027, which represents a high 6.4x Submitted to Accepted Ratio as PDs had $13.9 billion in bonds they wanted converted to Netflix shares, and only got satisfied on 16% of the Submitted. But more importantly, as per our Fed Frontrunning Cheat sheet, virtually all of the bonds that were monetized were predicted to be bought by Sack, and in terms of notional, the frontrunning success ratio hit 93%. As a reminder here is where we demonstrated the specific CUSIPs that were most likely to be acquired. Sure enough of the $2.17 billion in notional, $2.02 billion was monetized precisely as expected.
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Congrats Tyler - you the man!
"$13.9 billion in bonds they wanted converted to Netflix shares"
How both sick and true this statement truly is. Our genius handlers master plan involves subsidizing the purchase of stocks which have 40 years earnings baked in and inducing short squeeze to steal money from any who dare oppose the ponzi.
Astonishing the level of corruption and deception involved in all of this. And speaking of short squeezes, I'd sure like to see a REAL one with a silver bashing of JPM one of these days. We can dream can't we?
yay, now on to the 1:15 $6-8B reaming.
longsoup where did you get the info
With a slugging percentage like that, I nominate Tyler for MVP of the year.
Life, Love, Sharing, Caring, Hard work... It doesn't matter anymore. The health of the stock market and money has taken over everything that was once considered revered values. Its sad. Dear lord, Where art thou? Save us from worshiping the golden Calf and set us right.
what time is the next pomo today
Every hour on the hour, and a double with lunch.
When governments reach the point where they are borrowing to pay the interest on their borrowing they are coming dangerously close to running a sovereign Ponzi scheme. Ponzi schemes have a way of ending unhappily. To get out of the Ponzi trap, governments will have to increase tax revenues, or cut spending, or monetize the debt--or most likely do some combination of all three
No, when you have to borrow money just to pay the interest on your debt, youre fucked.
Actually there is only one way out besides war, claim everyones money was fully invested when the market crashes
Bears can safely buy SH right now.
And your stop is only about 50 cents away.
Hey Thanks for trying "fair and balanced".
I like you more all the time.
I don't do stock but I like that you feed all the different market animals even though you have a preference for grass eaters.
You seem like a stand up person.
Junk away butthurt posters.
Max Keiser:
More than 100,000 protest against Irish bailout
72% of Ireland strongly opposes the bailout, demands default, and the IRA says theyre setting up bomb making shops again. Interesting.
IRA will roll out their new "Adopted A Bankster" program... Followed by "Adopt a Friend of a Bankster."
Douche-Bag Dodd Qualifies:
However, in a surprise accounting move, European and IMF experts decided that Ireland first must run down its own cash stockpile and deploy its previously off-limits pension reserves in the bailout. Until now Irish and EU law had made it illegal for Ireland to use its pension fund to cover current expenditures. This move means Ireland will contribute euro17.5 billion to its own salvation.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20101128/ap_on_bi_ge/eu_europe_financial_crisis
cant happen here.
Most of POMO went to scooping the Euro off the bottom :)
And in 6 months time when a European country or two defaults and interest rates rise sending bonds and stocks into the toilet...
....More POMO from QEx.x!
.....99 bottles of beer on the wall, 99 bottled of beer.....
"Most of POMO went to scooping the Euro off the bottom :)"
That makes sense. If POMO poured into equities then Bennie only managed a couple of S&P point humps off of the bottom.
Bennie, you're such a hump...
I was just thinking that, not much pump for the POMO. Will be interesting to see what the afternoon one does.
Nonsense. Those proceeds went into oil...which so far has saved the S&P. Of course, oil is also the nail in the coffin of the S&P...but this is Wall Street...so nothing means anything.
The Euro has hardly been "scooped." It will continue to fail now for days and weeks. Pretty hard to get the bag back over that ugly, all things considered.
Pomo is intended to slow the bleeding or try to reverese the bleeding pure and simple. So now the forces at work are borrowing money, printing money, and quantitative easing money, to make our money less valuable. Either approach they attempt, money is paper and only has value that people are willing to place on it. Gold is the barometer. We watch the balancing act each day. Once is falls off, watch it all fall......except GOLD of course....
Bailouts aside, I have discovered some truths that not even the Hun could take a shot at:
OK here proves 2 points....
1) Inflation is already here.
2) Real workers --the maids a Milking get paid far less than rather "non productive" work of Ladies Dancing (with the stars perhaps).
and Finally....I wouldn't pay a red cent to the Lloyd's a leaping in a tutu, doing god's work no less.
Get the whole story here--
http://oahutrading.blogspot.com/2010/11/inflation-as-proven-by-pnc-finan...
where do you find the hour and min of the pomo.
POMO=DOOM_O
93% hit rate is incredible. Wow. Congrats on the stats.
If I understood this better I might not be as impressed with it, but 93% is still outstanding.
I start to think generally that predicting monkey-crooks going for the free bananas is pretty sure bet.
Picking which bananas they will go for requires some intimate knowledge of the monkey mind.
We need more people like TD in high up places in organizations like the FBI White Collar Division.
Imagine that.
I'm buying 50 lbs bags of potatoes and two big ole tubs of butter. that is it. AMZN can kiss my black ass !
Did y'all notice that foreign central banks sold off more than $2b of the Treasuries they hold in Fed custody during the week through Nov 24?
This after averaging more than $20b/week of purchases between mid-August and mid-November.
The Chinese central bank is two steps and $270 billion ahead of you.
Okay where do I get in on this bond buying fiesta? Never bought bonds before. I use Tradestation and TOS.