🚨 LIQUIDITY IS COMING BACK — WHY THIS MATTERS 🚨
For the first time since 2020, the U.S. Federal Reserve has started putting fresh money back into the financial system. In simple terms, this means there’s more cash available for banks, investors, and institutions to deploy.
When liquidity increases, markets usually become risk-on. Stocks, crypto, and other risk assets tend to perform better because money is easier to access, borrowing pressure reduces, and investors are more willing to take risks.
My take: this doesn’t mean prices go straight up overnight, but it’s a very important shift. Liquidity is the fuel that drives bull markets. If the Fed continues in this direction, it could quietly set the foundation for a stronger and more sustained market rally in the months ahead.
Smart money watches liquidity first, price follows later. Stay alert
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