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Primary Dealers Prepare To Invest $27 Billion In Fed Money, Levered 30x Over The Next Month, To Buy High Beta Names

Submitted by

Tyler Durden

on 09/13/2010 14:24 -0500

The forced melt up higher once again resumes with no correlation to the recently prevalent Treasury butterfly, as whatever stat arb desks have not blown up in the September move are now once again correlating stocks exclusively with the AUDJPY in yet another chicken-or-egg catch 22. For those who prefer the comfort of a catch 33, we would be far more concerned why the butterfly has collapsed even as stocks are glued to VWAP as if with a tractor beam straight from Darth Vader's toilet. Of course, ES still have to close about a 25 point gap from earlier this month, when the ramp brigade just went truly apeshit. Daily divergences will close, but the real move will be when that particular gap with both the AUDJPY and the 2s10s30s is finally closed. Until then let's just all pretend we have a market. Here some may ask what's the point in fighting the Fed's almost daily stock ramping, and they may well be on to something: the

New York Fed has just disclosed it will buy $27 billion in Treasurys between mid-Sept and mid-October. Using the Basel III blessed 30x leverage, this money, once it makes its way to the Primary Dealers, should be sufficient for a $750 billion leveraged push higher in risk assets. And just to prove that point, there will be a POMO on both Wednesday and

Thursday. You didn't think a politically "impartial" Fed would allow a market crash before the mid-terms now, did you?

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  • September 14, 2010, 10:10 AM ET

Goldman: Fed May Announce New Asset Buys in November

  • By Luca Di Leo
  • The U.S.

    Federal Reserve could announce a new program of asset purchases to support a weak economy as early as November, according to Goldman Sachs Group

    Inc.

    "We don’t expect this at the Sept. 21 meeting, but in November or December there’s certainly a possibility that it will be announced,"

    Jan Hatzius

    , chief economist at the bank, said Tuesday. He added the Fed is likely to buy U.S. Treasurys worth around $1.0 trillion to kick-start the economy.

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