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So if the stock market is finally beginning to go up, why is there so much money in Money Market What's going on guys? It's Ricky with Taco Solutions and I Wanted to share this article that I came across today I Found it to be really interesting. Uh, and it talked about that investors are in disbelief. this article is two months old. Uh, so I looked a little bit more for an update on what the current cap is for money markets and what it amounts to.

Uh, this is two months ago and money markets were sitting at nearly five trillion dollars around 4.8 trillion dollars in money markets. and I'll explain what that means in just a little bit Right now. again, two months later, we are at 5.5 not billion, not million trillion dollars in money markets. Now what exactly is money markets? Well again, anytime that investors or big institutions with a lot of money don't want to put money or keep money in the stock market because they view it that it could be too risky or we might be entering a potential recession meaning a downturn, investors or banking institutions can put money in Money markets.

One of the most popular money market uh, kind of like Vehicles is treasury bonds. A lot of you guys have heard in the past couple of months treasury bonds have become very attractive because of the rate that they were actually offering for a potential return. Again, Another huge region. Uh, reason.

Uh, that something like Silicon Valley Bank became very unattractive and began to fail. Uh, just a couple months ago, right? The thing that I wanted to share with you and kind of take a step back to ask that question is even someone like myself, right? We focus so much on the day today and on the week to week as I'm trading the market and sometimes we need to take a step back to kind of look at the overall big picture. Why is it that if the market is going up that huge institutions with trillions of dollars, right? 5.5 trillion dollars? Why is it that they're not buying the dip like all of us, right? Do they know something that we don't? Well, it's the idea that it is almost certain that we will be entering a recession with this economic slowdown. and I want to show you exactly what it is that I mean again, please feel free to do your own due diligence.

And it's not that. Oh no, you know the same thing that happened in 2008 is going to happen today. It's not what we're saying right? But when you look at the actual data again and what everything has been now focused on, the focus for the Federal Reserve is no longer so much on the rate of inflation because you know we went from six percent to five percent. and it looks like the fight against inflation.

You know the Federal Reservist is winning. But now we're beginning to see an economic slowdown on labor markets and of course on an overall markets, right? We could see retail sales were down. It wasn't anything too significant, but we did see that they were down. Treasury budget Huge.
Huge. Um. 378 billion dollars were reported right? Uh, when it comes down to the non-farm payrolls, Again, this was a very big report that we were wanting to pay attention to. We you can see that we came in at 236 000 versus the expectation of 239 000.

So again, a Slowdown everything is pointing again. That was from last week, right? The unemployment rate came in a little bit higher than what it was, um, the month prior at 3.4 Although it came in better than expected, came in at 3.5 percent. So the idea is. the question that I just wanted you to ask yourself is if there's 5.5 trillion dollars sitting in money markets meaning markets you know or money that is not being invested in individual stocks like Tesla Apple or Amazon Why? Why is it that more now than we've seen in a really long time that there is so much money out of the actual stock market? That is the thing that I began to think a little bit more about.

It's you know, Is there another leg down kind of the question that I'm beginning to ask myself and is it something that these banking institutions either know and or are preparing for? That justifies not having money in the market right now I Thought it would be something kind of to share with you guys where it's food for thought, right? Especially as we see that the NASDAQ Market is going back. To retest, Everything right now is pointing bullish, right? We've been forming higher lows, just like we did here. right? If you look a little bit on the larger time frame on the four hour time frame, this is QQQ which is a NASDAQ ETF We peaked, we pulled on back, we formed a higher low. That's a great sign for the Bulls right? It's a great indication that markets could continue to go up on the technical standpoint, and we're right now kind of consolidating up here at a resistance of right around 320..

we are looking extremely bullish, especially with everything that's going on within. Uh, inflation, right? We reported a lower inflation rate last week. I Mean everything is looking so good. so it just doesn't make sense on why banking institutions are so and widely invested in other areas such as money markets versus the actual stock market, right? They're choosing to play it safe because on average, these money markets offer about a four percent return yearly.

But why right? If if you can see that Apple and Amazon and Tesla are performing so well, Why? Why? Why? Why is it that they are not partaking in the stock market and the concern is is because we're going to be entering a potential recession. So I Thought it was an interesting article. I mean you guys can feel free to read it yourself to learn a little bit more about it. So investors in disability, five trillion dollars cash, sit on the sidelines and money market funds again I Found it to be pretty interesting.

You guys can let me know down in the comment section, but at least for myself right? because sometimes I feel like I focus so much on the day-to-day um, and or on the week over week that I don't allow myself to kind of take into consideration kind of the overall big picture and what is actually going on for those larger plays, right? Um, and again, it's an area of opportunity for myself and I feel like this article just reminded me of it. So let me know down in the comment section what you guys think Again, if you guys have any questions, feel free to send me a direct message via Discord And for those that are going to be asking what platform am I using I'm using the Weeble trading application, it's free and available to everyone in the US and it's the fifth Link in the description down below. They do have a free sign up bonus so if you use my link which is the fifth link, you can deposit five dollars and earn up to 12 free shares just for signing up right now. So I appreciate your time, Hope that we're in a thumbs up Please consider subscribing and do not forget we have a pretty interesting week this week and we will be hosting our live trading sessions.
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32 thoughts on “warning $5.5 trillion sits in money market…”
  1. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars M Chaudry says:

    Good points. However there are many factors which make this different than what happened in the past—mainly that 80% of money in the system was injected in the last 36months; the CBDC coming up; and the world order changing with the petro-dollar dying. There is a lot of uncertainty and the banks see that. They’re probably playing it safe. I think this year something disastrous might happen that will shake the world. Inflation here is peanuts compared to what most of the world is feeling right now. Scary times for sure. Sometimes it seems like this downfall is intentional—didn’t they know that the actions take in the last few years would result in the current state. It’s eco101.

  2. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars dönen goril says:

    I've only seen the best interest rates from investments in the webcam industry, like PapayaHub, for example.

  3. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars EmirOyunda says:

    Why waste time discussing which coins to keep for the long term? Have you even heard of Papayahub?

  4. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Çınar Akyol says:

    Do you seriously believe that every investment platform offers the same level of protection as Papayahub?! They have some serious standards! Just give papayahub a try.

  5. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars 💰 Make $765 Per Day says:

    "Things work out best for those who make the best of how things work out." *John Wooden

  6. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars DJ says:

    Your videos keep saying the market will go up and then saying it will go down. Watching your videos these past few weeks made me feel like you are really unprofessional. You analyze things casually just for views. How could anyone be stupid enough to join your membership? They're really dumb.

  7. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Michael Taylor says:

    my answer to your question is that they require time to enter or exit the market. They cannot push a button and sell all their holdings in seconds like we can. BTW, that is our advantage over them. The market will drop fast when it starts to drop and they would not be able to liquidate fast enough to make any upside they gained to be profitable.

  8. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Sam McVea says:

    Go Ricky go 👏,

  9. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars mikedok1 says:

    Yes, Ricky. I really liked this big-picture analysis. let's continue with it.

  10. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Bill Kuehne says:

    Risk does not pay when investing with others funds!!

  11. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Liam Lake says:

    Do you think the potential collapse of the dollar could have anything to do with it? BRICS nations and France announced they were going to break away from reliance on the US dollar.

  12. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Yasmine Saucedo says:

    What was the balance 1 and 2 years ago in money markets?

  13. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Jose A Nunes says:

    so why can'y candians use WeBul?

  14. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars mark robin says:

    I’m 96% zero coupon bonds just added some 4.8% yield , every week I roll the ladder.

  15. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars SoosV says:

    The market is being propped up on borrowed money, 300 billion $ bailouts, and stock buy backs.

  16. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Maria Camacho says:

    Thank you for your help!!

  17. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars RequirementsRequired says:

    One more leg down!😩🙏🏼

  18. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars T says:

    Thanks!

  19. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars JoeyC says:

    hey slick Rick, even though Fridays economic data did not seem too bad, my diligence has found that a lot of economists did not like the data and feel strongly that it does support a recession. I think we all need to be careful even though, as you stated, QQQ has been in a Bull trend. We will all find out very soon if it will break to new highs. I’m with you and starting to seriously doubt it will, and if it does will it hold? Cars have been very expensive due to supply issues, the past week is the first week I hear of dealerships selling new cars under MSRP and their inventories are still relatively low.

  20. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Nick D says:

    WARNING We’ve know that a recession is near for the past year

  21. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars David Car says:

    Rates should be much higher for the sake of curbing inflation back to 2% and that is the Federal reserve's JOB.

  22. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars LStayD says:

    This dude listen to @MeetKevin

  23. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars mcnutterfudgn says:

    Money markets are overbought, greed fear is way too high and you will see those and dividend paying stocks are going to be revolving back into tech (already happening slowly) and high growth companies that have good cash flow. Play chess not checkers

  24. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Frank W says:

    Thanks Ricky!

  25. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Joshua Montgomery says:

    I know people who keep it in the money market.

    Just started a Roth. $325 a check and used the first payment to buy Amazon. Google is next week's check.

  26. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Harry D says:

    And just to support your thesis, let's not forget about the calls and puts that have been sticking pretty much to in the money plays. Nobody wants to stretch out like in 2019 to out of the money calls.

  27. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars TheCrjflyr says:

    They aren’t sitting on the sidelines. They are getting PAID 5% every six months to sit in totally safe assets. We are going to S&P 3000 or lower soon. The M2 money supply is contracting, unemployment is super low, we are in a deep protracted yield curve inversion, and the Fed is in a tightening cycle. Every time these things have ever been true at the same time we’ve gone into a very deep recession. There is 1.5T in office real estate coming up on refinancing soon. The property is worth 40% less and the rates are high. Those landlords are going to walk away and the banks are going to be left holding the bag. Congress is about to start fighting over raising the debt ceiling soon. When they do raise it, the Treasury is required to refill its general account. That’s going to pull a huge amount of liquidity out of the system when it can least afford it. Lending standards will get even tighter than they are now. The poop is about to hit the fan. We may have a few more legs higher, but there’s always an irrational pump before a crash. Once the bottom falls out and the Fed is forced to cut rates, those money markets won’t be attractive and that money will flood back into to stocks to buy at the all time lows. Then the new bull market boom will start and over the course of a few years we’ll see new all time highs. These booms and busts are the natural result of debt based economy with fractional reserve banking. Just be aware and be prepared to enjoy all the massive shorting opportunities on the way down, and all the wonderful money making buying opportunities when the market is down another 40-50% from where we are today.

  28. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Hien Tan says:

    6 percent of SP 500 earning are out and it 90 percent beats.

  29. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Hien Tan says:

    They waiting for confirmation on the bull run

  30. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars dave lunger says:

    Because we are seeing the END of the FED, the end of the road for fiat, and the acquisition wherever you can get it for Gold/Silver.

  31. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Hola! Cödeva Media says:

    Yep it’s coming

  32. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Greg RyanFitness says:

    Bond markets tell you everything. Smart money verses dumb money. Only few tech companies keeping the market bullish.

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