🚹 Here’s what most people overlook:

When QT ends, the Fed stops pulling liquidity out of the system.

That’s not stimulus —

but it does remove the liquidity headwind markets have been fighting for two years.

Historically, when the Fed moves from tightening → neutral, two things happen:

1ïžâƒŁ Downside pressure fades. Risk assets stop getting quietly choked by reserve runoff.

2ïžâƒŁ The next big move depends entirely on whether the Fed begins adding liquidity afterward.

Even small reserve injections can move markets quickly.

This won’t look like a 2020-style liquidity surge — it’s more of a controlled drip that stabilizes funding conditions and sets the stage for whatever policy comes next.

If true QE eventually returns, that’s when bull markets typically shift from grinding higher → breaking out aggressively.

Bottom line:

QT ending removes the headwind.

QE — if it arrives — becomes the tailwind.

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