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The article or blog was a very interesting read nnut. Thanks for posting it. So, the question becomes...On what days are the loans due? Is there any way to know that so we can avoid paying back their loans...

FS
 
According to the Slosh report, there are no loans maturing on the 11/19,20 or 22nd. Those look to be good days to be in. I think I'll take the sideline for tomorrow and Monday and see what shakes out. According to the report, 40B are due tomorrow..

Thanks Nnut.

FS
 
Good work! You know that 40 BILLION is a lot of money!! We will see this afternoon and tomorow.:worried:
 
Fogsailling,
You're right about what we're really looking for - those days the loans are due.

Looking at the graph at the bottom (nnuuts link below), it looks like the 15th (today) has some with very big maturation, and the 16th (tommorrow) has some to mature that's about 1/2 the size.
(both are larger than yesterday's):suspicious:

nnuut
This has promise, but haven't figured it out, busy at work!:sick:
http://www.gmtfo.com/reporeader/OMOps.aspx
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I think we should track when they get the allocation also. That could be a big buy and result in one of those late in the day COMPUTER BUY program peaks:cool:!
 
Nnuut,
More that I look at the graph, the less I think there may be to all this.
I'm gonna try and attach just that (but its also in the link), - but to me (just an amatuer), there seems to me to be ALOT the Fed has "out there" Sloshing around most of the time/most days - not just MOMOs. On the graph there's a number at the top of each column - not sure what that represents.

The thing that I see in the graph is on the 14th (yesterday) the total amount "accepted" almost matched the the total amount "maturing" on that day. Compare this to other days. I can't see any patterns, maybe somone else can, or maybe it isn't the graph that shows the important factor. Just don't see it - but what do I know?:o
View attachment 2543

http://www.gmtfo.com/reporeader/OMOps.aspx
 
hessian said:
Nnuut,
More that I look at the graph, the less I think there may be to all this.
I'm gonna try and attach just that (but its also in the link), - but to me (just an amatuer), there seems to me to be ALOT the Fed has "out there" Sloshing around most of the time/most days - not just MOMOs. On the graph there's a number at the top of each column - not sure what that represents.

The thing that I see in the graph is on the 14th (yesterday) the total amount "accepted" almost matched the the total amount "maturing" on that day. Compare this to other days. I can't see any patterns, maybe somone else can, or maybe it isn't the graph that shows the important factor. Just don't see it - but what do I know?:o
View attachment 2543
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Could you tell me how you incorporate your graph into the text instead of using an attachment?
 
Hey Cortez,
I gotta LOL, only because I just got Nnuut to explain it to me - just yesterday!

Go to Mayday's Account Talk, read at the bottom of the 1st page there (if logged in) -Nnuut gave me great explanation & this was the 1st time I tried it! And it worked!!!!
VR
 
Save the chart to your computer. Post new post and click on the paperclip to manage attachments. Browse and upload the Chart. Close manage attachments. Click on the paperclip, select your chart and insert into your post. Assure the attachment is at least one space away from other text. That chould do it!!

There is alot I don't understand about the slosh chart! Just think this may contribute to what's happening at the end of the day. Ya never know? I will work on it when I can. In the mean time I'll be watching to see if I see any coorelation when we have a late spike or dip!!
Thanks for the help, don't quit now!!:D
 
Hey Nnuut,
Funny Cortez asked me how pastes were done, huh? :D

Agree though, not ready to quit on this yet.
Thing I was trying to say was that I expected on the 14th was to see that all Slosh funds were due ("maturing," shown in grey) - therefore they needed to sell at end of day regardless of price.

However, shown in pink, on the same day, is "accepted" - which I assume means funds (close) went out of the Fed window, and these were close to the same amount that was due.

PS I recall that friday the 9th, was another last 1/2 hour drop-day (for comparison. :confused:
 
On the chart, see the Net Add for 11/16 is -19.250 That's BILLION. Today is the 16th, big drop from the 15th. What does that mean, that they added that much less today? The 15th was at a higher level (much higher) so it wasn't replaced! Let's see what happens today.:confused:
 
NNuut -- are you retired?? Lost track of the days?? Today is the 15th, at least in these parts!:D Have that problem myself some days -- retirement's great -- who cares what day it is!

It looks like the net add for the 16th is equal to the total maturing for the 16th. I take it that the rest of the computation for the "Net Add" can't be completed until the "Total Accepted" is known for tomorrow. Today's net add looks to be 6.75.
 
Sunnyskies said:
NNuut -- are you retired?? Lost track of the days?? Today is the 15th, at least in these parts!:D Have that problem myself some days -- retirement's great -- who cares what day it is!

It looks like the net add for the 16th is equal to the total maturing for the 16th. I take it that the rest of the computation for the "Net Add" can't be completed until the "Total Accepted" is known for tomorrow. Today's net add looks to be 6.75.
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Not retarted yet, but yearning for the day!!
Yes today is the 15th. If it's -19 BILLION due tomorrow, when would you sell to repay the loan? Hummm:eek:
http://www.gmtfo.com/reporeader/OMOps.aspx
 
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